When you take a screenshot in iOS 11 or later, there's a new feature that's designed to let you open it right up and edit it with Apple's Markup tools. Using the screenshot editing feature, you can ...

Opera browser has a cool feature that allows all users to take, edit, and share screenshots with ease. This is a built-in feature, therefore, no need to download an extension. Simply open your web ...

Are you a new Mac computer user? Do you wish to learn the dynamics of taking and editing screenshots on your Mac? Though a screenshot may seem like a pedestrian feature in computers, it has plenty of ...

It’s a big day at Google with the newly released Android P developer preview giving us some hints of what to expect from the next version of Android. One of the most exciting revelations so far, ...

I rely on KSnip for heavy screenshot work: hotkeys, tabs, editor, autosave, uploads. I find Flameshot ideal for fast, in-place capture+edit with intuitive keyboard tools. I pick Clowd for modern UI ...

Raise your hand if the photo album on your iPhone is made up of 80 percent gossipy screenshots you send to your BFFs. Yup, that's what I thought. Look, everyone screenshots, but it gets really ...

Apple's upcoming software update, iOS 11, has tons of new improvements, especially on the iPad. One of my favorite new features is the new screenshot tool, which lets you edit your screenshots before ...

A quick screenshot is a handy way to get information to someone, but sometimes an edit or two is needed to best fit the situation. Now, Google Chrome is preparing the ability to both capture and edit ...

Editing screenshots on Android has always remained a cumbersome task unless you download and make use of any of the hundreds of third-party tools. Google is all set to change that, however, at least ...

Chrome for Android, version 91, is getting a significant boost in the sharing department thanks to the newly added ability to both snap and edit screenshots directly from the share menu. The new tool, ...

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