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As a bonus, instead of just saving the image to your hard drive, you can upload it straight to Internet via LightShot server, which is provided for free.
Along with this option, LightShot has something else that puts it head and shoulders above the competition. That is, you can edit the captured images online with an application that works just like the popular Adobe Photoshop (with layers, filters, colour correction, brushes, etc).
LightShot is, probably, the best option among all the programs available for capturing images from Internet.
The option to upload and edit images on the cloud is also perfectly implemented.
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Lightshot before 5 5 0 4 was great. With the new complications added in this latest version, it is now a PITA (Pain In The Ass). I have moved on to PicPick.
pretty good help!
It is a basic and excellent tool, especially for me who am a teacher, I use it at all times to take the captures immediately and send them by whatsaap to my students, 100% recommended.
Sumptuously! Put it in startup on personal and work machines. I regularly use it to send screenshots to clients, colleagues and friends. Instead of a thousand words)
every time I capture the screen it goes blank and I can't get out of it, so I have to restart the computer