v0.1.3

Download Quickshot v0.1.3

Fast, native, offline region screenshots — hotkey, drag-select,
annotate, then copy or save.

Windows

1. Download Quickshot.exe below and run it — no install, no unzip.
2. It lives in the system tray (look behind the ^ arrow). Press Print Screen,
   drag to select, then Ctrl+C to copy or Ctrl+S to save.
3. SmartScreen may warn on first run (unsigned) — click More info → Run anyway.

macOS

1. Download Quickshot.dmg below and open it.
2. Drag Quickshot Screenshot onto the Applications shortcut in the window.
   (Installing to Applications matters — running it from Downloads makes macOS
   run it from a temp path, which breaks the Screen Recording permission.)
3. First launch: the build isn't notarised yet, so Gatekeeper blocks a normal
   double-click. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the
   message about Quickshot, and click Open Anyway.
4. Grant two permissions in System Settings → Privacy & Security:
   Screen Recording (to capture) and Accessibility (for the hotkey).

(A plain Quickshot-Screenshot-macos.zip is also provided as a fallback.)

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Already installed? Use Check for updates… from the tray/menu-bar icon —
no need to download manually. See the full changelog below.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/TwiZxD/quickshot-releases/commits/v0.1.3

v0.1.2

Download Quickshot v0.1.2

Fast, native, offline region screenshots — hotkey, drag-select,
annotate, then copy or save.

Windows

1. Download Quickshot.exe below and run it — no install, no unzip.
2. It lives in the system tray (look behind the ^ arrow). Press Print Screen,
   drag to select, then Ctrl+C to copy or Ctrl+S to save.
3. SmartScreen may warn on first run (unsigned) — click More info → Run anyway.

macOS

1. Download Quickshot.dmg below and open it.
2. Drag Quickshot Screenshot onto the Applications shortcut in the window.
   (Installing to Applications matters — running it from Downloads makes macOS
   run it from a temp path, which breaks the Screen Recording permission.)
3. First launch: the build isn't notarised yet, so Gatekeeper blocks a normal
   double-click. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the
   message about Quickshot, and click Open Anyway.
4. Grant two permissions in System Settings → Privacy & Security:
   Screen Recording (to capture) and Accessibility (for the hotkey).

(A plain Quickshot-Screenshot-macos.zip is also provided as a fallback.)

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Already installed? Use Check for updates… from the tray/menu-bar icon —
no need to download manually. See the full changelog below.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/TwiZxD/quickshot-releases/commits/v0.1.2

v0.1.1

Download Quickshot v0.1.1

Fast, native, offline region screenshots — hotkey, drag-select,
annotate, then copy or save.

Windows

1. Download Quickshot.exe below and run it — no install, no unzip.
2. It lives in the system tray (look behind the ^ arrow). Press Print Screen,
   drag to select, then Ctrl+C to copy or Ctrl+S to save.
3. SmartScreen may warn on first run (unsigned) — click More info → Run anyway.

macOS

1. Download Quickshot-Screenshot-macos.zip below and unzip it.
2. Drag Quickshot Screenshot.app into your Applications folder.
3. First launch: right-click the app → Open (the build isn't notarised yet,
   so a normal double-click is blocked by Gatekeeper).
4. Grant two permissions in System Settings → Privacy & Security:
   Screen Recording (to capture) and Accessibility (for the hotkey).

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Already installed? Use Check for updates… from the tray/menu-bar icon —
no need to download manually. See the full changelog below.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/TwiZxD/quickshot-releases/commits/v0.1.1

v0.1.0

Download Quickshot v0.1.0

Fast, native, offline region screenshots — hotkey, drag-select,
annotate, then copy or save.

Windows

1. Download quickshot-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip below and unzip it.
2. Run quickshot.exe. It lives in the system tray (look behind the ^ arrow).
3. Press Print Screen, drag to select, then Ctrl+C to copy or Ctrl+S to save.

macOS

1. Download Quickshot-Screenshot-macos.zip below and unzip it.
2. Drag Quickshot Screenshot.app into your Applications folder.
3. First launch: right-click the app → Open (the build isn't notarised yet,
   so a normal double-click is blocked by Gatekeeper).
4. Grant two permissions in System Settings → Privacy & Security:
   Screen Recording (to capture) and Accessibility (for the hotkey).

---

Already installed? Use Check for updates… from the tray/menu-bar icon —
no need to download manually. See the full changelog below.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/TwiZxD/quickshot-releases/commits/v0.1.0