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As I often work with CSS-styling and comparing A and B variants is my regular task.
To get it done, I select the same region twice+ times but it's impossible to do it effectively because there is no way to restore the previous region. So I have to paste images into an editor and then manually align them, cutting off extra regions which is really a tough task.
It would be great to initialize the current selection with the previous one, either automatically or by a button/shortcut.
~~There was a discussion about regions ratio, where Mehrad mentions the ability to use command line to set a selection: #3072 (reply in thread) ~~
$ flameshot gui --region 100x100+100+100
Unfortunately we don't know the current position of the selection - it's not displayed, only its dimensions.
UPDATE. Wait a second, there is an option --last-region, let me try it.
UPDATE 2. It works perfectly. I just updated my shortcut command to:
$ flatpak run org.flameshot.Flameshot gui --delay 2501 --last-region
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As I often work with CSS-styling and comparing A and B variants is my regular task.To get it done, I select the same region twice+ times but it's impossible to do it effectively because there is no way to restore the previous region. So I have to paste images into an editor and then manually align them, cutting off extra regions which is really a tough task.It would be great to initialize the current selection with the previous one, either automatically or by a button/shortcut.~~There was a discussion about regions ratio, where Mehrad mentions the ability to use command line to set a selection:
#3072 (reply in thread) ~~
Unfortunately we don't know the current position of the selection - it's not displayed, only its dimensions.UPDATE. Wait a second, there is an option
--last-region
, let me try it.UPDATE 2. It works perfectly. I just updated my shortcut command to:
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