rsnap 0.0.2-alpha

More ways to mark things up.

• Five new tools: line (L), ellipse (O), freehand pen (P), spotlight (F) to dim everything but one box, and stickers (E).
• Stickers: click to drop an emoji. 30 are in the panel, and any other emoji works too: type it with ⌃⌘Space.
• Ten colors on 1–0 (teal, violet, pink and white join in), plus a custom color from the picker.
• Three sizes for lines, labels, steps and stickers: S, M, L, or [ and ].
• Color and size moved to the side panel, so the toolbar fits all twelve tools.

Update

On 0.0.1-alpha: click rsnap 0.0.1-alpha in the bottom-right corner, then Install. Screen Recording permission carries over.

Install

1. Download rsnap-0.0.2-alpha-macos-arm64.zip below (Apple silicon, macOS 11+), unzip, and move rsnap.app to Applications.
2. It isn't notarized yet. Right-click rsnap.app → Open, or run:

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rsnap.app

3. Press ⌥⇧S and allow Screen Recording when macOS asks.

SHA-256: 6ef97555e3f829076b0413e8d63582375e0c376e0bf5c9df230c379b0d231bd8

rsnap 0.0.1-alpha

First alpha of rsnap, a small Mac screenshot tool.

Press ⌥⇧S, drag over anything (or Space to pick a window), and the shot opens in a small editor: backdrops with padding, corners and shadow; arrow, box, highlight, redact, numbered steps, text (Khmer shaped properly) and crop. ↩ or ⌘C copies the finished image, ⌘S saves a PNG. Lives in the menu bar and updates itself from inside the app.

Install

1. Download rsnap-0.0.1-alpha-macos-arm64.zip below (Apple silicon, macOS 11+), unzip, and move rsnap.app to Applications.
2. It isn't notarized yet. Right-click rsnap.app → Open, or run:

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/rsnap.app

3. Press ⌥⇧S and allow Screen Recording when macOS asks. If capture still comes back empty, quit and reopen rsnap once after granting it.

SHA-256: 8d87821b21e2dc897f5535bd33181dc15b351ed30e850172ffdc6238c6ab743e