Have you been looking for a faster, easier way to remove excess screenshots from your Photo Library? If so, then you might appreciate a new free jailbreak tweak called Screender.
Swipeshot is a useful new jailbreak tweak that lets you take screenshots on your iOS device by swiping in any direction on the Status Bar with three fingers.
Snapper 2 provides jailbreakers with all the screenshot-centric features that you wish Apple would provide you with out of the box.
iOS makes it a hassle to take extended screenshots of tall, scrollable interfaces. Fortunately, this free jailbreak tweak can help.
Don’t like the macOS Mojave feature that puts a floating thumbnail on your screen when you take a screenshot? Here’s how to hide it in just a few steps.
See how the Mac user interface, called Aqua, has evolved from the earliest days of “lickable” buttons, gloss and pinstripes to the more subdued brushed metal look to the skeuomorphic days to the iOS 7-style flattening and today’s elegant translucent appearance. Do yourself a favor and check out this awesome collection for a trip down memory lane.
macOS Mojave consolidated taking screenshots and capturing video recordings into a floating interface with on-screen controls and useful shortcuts. Here’s how to master and perfect taking screenshots on your Mac.
With tvOS 11 and macOS High Sierra, you can effortlessly take a screenshot of your Apple TV through your Mac, no cable required whatsoever, and here’s how.
You can instantly annotate almost anything in iOS, including any screenshot you take. Right after capturing a screenshot on your iPhone or iPad, you can immediately add text, crop out unwanted parts, highlight specific areas and more.
Did you know that macOS’s built-in screenshotting capabilities let you effortlessly grab a screenshot of any app menu, with or without the title? Here’s how to do just that.
Do yourself a favor and take advantage of these super handy tips for taking pixel-perfect selection screenshots on your Mac. Thanks to the magic of the modifier keys, you can resize the selection area in multiple ways, remove the drop shadow effect from windows and more.
Developers can now upload and display twice as many screenshots for each iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV app they have on App Store, according to Apple.
