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Feature req: open editor after capture when clicking on preview image #3562

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olsonnn opened this issue Jul 29, 2018 · 9 comments
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Feature req: open editor after capture when clicking on preview image #3562

olsonnn opened this issue Jul 29, 2018 · 9 comments
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@olsonnn
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olsonnn commented Jul 29, 2018

Feature req:

Most of the time i don't want to open the editor after capture image.
So the idea: after capture allow to click on the preview image in the right corner to open the editor.

Any other recommendations how to do this EASY?
What i have now: after capture press ctrl 1 to open the editor but then it does not allow me DIRECT select the image from clipboard.

@Jaex
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Jaex commented Jul 29, 2018

This option:

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olsonnn commented Jul 29, 2018

exactly what i needed! thanks!

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@zuckerthoben
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I can't find this option in version 13.0.1. As I am just writing this, I found out that you can configure this in the ShareX Main-Window and then "After capture tasks". Don't know why I had so much trouble finding this.

@trevorjobling
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As zuckerthoben said, ToastWindowClickAction is no longer an option. But "After capture tasks" is not a solution, as that affects all captures. I specifically want to open the editor "if and when" I click on the toast image, as olsonnn originally did. Is there any way to achieve this now?

@olsonnn
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olsonnn commented Feb 9, 2021

? i'm not sure what you want but the option is still there.
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"effects" all captures... but you don't need to click on it ? :-)?

just go to task settings....

@trevorjobling
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Oops. I suffered a bout of temporary blindness, or maybe stupidity! Either way I have now found the setting and it is perfect for my needs. Thank you.

@uselessscat
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I think this has been moved to their own tab in 13.5:

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@abdusco
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abdusco commented Sep 29, 2021

@uselessscat The action is now titled "Edit image"

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@the-Arioch
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@uselessscat The action is now titled "Edit image"

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Well, no. It is still "annotate" at places :-)

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