Problem statement
First off, thanks for creating this app—it's really great and super snappy!
However, I've run into a usability block when using the Scroll capture feature. When I activate the scroll capture (using my assigned hotkey), the overlay works, but there is no obvious keyboard shortcut or UI element to stop and save/finalize the captured area.
Pressing the ESC key works perfectly to cancel the operation, but I can't figure out how to complete it and save the snapshot.
Steps to Reproduce
Open the application and map a hotkey to Scroll capture (e.g., Ctrl + S).
Press the hotkey to initiate the scrolling capture.
Select the area and begin scrolling.
Attempt to complete/save the capture using standard keys (like Enter, clicking, etc.).
Expected Behavior
There should be a clear, documented hotkey (or an obvious on-screen checkmark/button overlay) that allows the user to tell the app: "I am done scrolling, please stitch and save the image now."
Actual Behavior
The user gets stuck in the capture state. The only key that successfully exits the state is ESC, which discards the capture rather than saving it.
Environment Info
OS: Windows 11 / Windows 10
App Version: Latest FOSS release
Proposed change
To make the feature user-friendly and functional, the app should implement at least one of the following solutions:
Add a Visible Control Overlay: When a scroll capture is initiated, display a small, floating mini-toolbar near the capture zone with a clear "Save / Finish" (Checkmark) button alongside the cancel button.
Implement a Standard Finalize Hotkey: Hardcode or allow users to configure a dedicated key (such as Enter or Space) specifically meant to freeze the frame, stitch the scrolled pieces together, and save the final file.
On-Screen Instructions: Add a subtle, temporary text tooltip when the capture starts (e.g., "Press Enter to Save, ESC to Cancel") so users aren't left guessing how to complete the action.
Alternatives considered
No response
Problem statement
First off, thanks for creating this app—it's really great and super snappy!
However, I've run into a usability block when using the Scroll capture feature. When I activate the scroll capture (using my assigned hotkey), the overlay works, but there is no obvious keyboard shortcut or UI element to stop and save/finalize the captured area.
Pressing the ESC key works perfectly to cancel the operation, but I can't figure out how to complete it and save the snapshot.
Steps to Reproduce
Open the application and map a hotkey to Scroll capture (e.g., Ctrl + S).
Press the hotkey to initiate the scrolling capture.
Select the area and begin scrolling.
Attempt to complete/save the capture using standard keys (like Enter, clicking, etc.).
Expected Behavior
There should be a clear, documented hotkey (or an obvious on-screen checkmark/button overlay) that allows the user to tell the app: "I am done scrolling, please stitch and save the image now."
Actual Behavior
The user gets stuck in the capture state. The only key that successfully exits the state is ESC, which discards the capture rather than saving it.
Environment Info
OS: Windows 11 / Windows 10
App Version: Latest FOSS release
Proposed change
To make the feature user-friendly and functional, the app should implement at least one of the following solutions:
Add a Visible Control Overlay: When a scroll capture is initiated, display a small, floating mini-toolbar near the capture zone with a clear "Save / Finish" (Checkmark) button alongside the cancel button.
Implement a Standard Finalize Hotkey: Hardcode or allow users to configure a dedicated key (such as Enter or Space) specifically meant to freeze the frame, stitch the scrolled pieces together, and save the final file.
On-Screen Instructions: Add a subtle, temporary text tooltip when the capture starts (e.g., "Press Enter to Save, ESC to Cancel") so users aren't left guessing how to complete the action.
Alternatives considered
No response