Microsoft is finally adding a built-in screen recorder to Windows 11 through the Snipping Tool, enabling users to capture videos of their desktop without the need for a third-party app. The update is ...

From deeper customization options to an enhanced feature set, ShareX delivers where Snipping Tool falls short. If screenshots ...

Most people have never heard of the Windows Snipping Tool. Those who have usually think it only takes screenshots. But this ...

Microsoft is rolling out its first Windows 11 app updates with new versions of the Calculator, Mail and Calendar, and the Snipping Tool apps. The new apps updates are rolling out as part of the ...

Microsoft is bringing new features to Windows 11's Snipping Tool which include the ability to detect QR codes and also the gift of emojis - and plenty of them to be used in decorating your screenshots ...

According to yesterday’s Windows Insider blog post, Microsoft is currently testing a new version of the Snipping Tool in Windows 11, which is now available to Windows Insiders on both Canary and Dev ...

Something to look forward to: The screenshot function is a helpful tool that has received much attention from Microsoft in recent years. The latest Windows 11 insider build finally adds a versatile ...

Similar to the same issue on pixel phones, the windows 11 snipping tool doesn't actually remove the rest of the image properly and much of that data can be reconstructed. This is very much a zero day ...

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The next best thing about KSnip is its tabbed interface. Unlike Windows Snipping tool, which only lets you open and edit one screenshot at a time, KSnip loads each screenshot in its own tab. You can ...

Discover 4 open source screenshot tools that outshine Windows Snipping Tool with annotations, uploads and scrolling captures.

The screen-capture utility built into Vista--and available for XP--has a couple of useful tricks up its sleeve. Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' ...