Sharpshooter for Mac
Manage your screenshots with this renaming utility.
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Sharpshooter overview
Sharpshooter lets you rename your screenshots with pinpoint accuracy. Sharpshooter is a small utility which aids the management of screenshots.
Sharpshooter lets you manipulate and process the screenshot while it is still fresh on your mind.
When you take a screenshot on OS X with Command-Shift-3 (or with another variation) Sharpshooter will present a window where you can review the picture and choose what to do with it. You can either rename it from its default name to something more descriptive, move the screenshot to the Trash, or cancel the operation keeping the screenshot as it is.
What’s new in version 2.4.3
Version 2.4.3:
View older Sharpshooter versions - Notarized the app for Gatekeeper which is an indication that the app was uploaded to Apple and passed a security check before it was distributed.
- Resolve symlinks when Sharpshooter starts monitoring for screenshots.
- Fixed the missing Updates preference pane icon.
- Added a hint in the Registration preference pane if an order number or previous version key is entered into the License Key field.
Sharpshooter for Mac
$15.00
In English
Version 2.4.3
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Oct 12 2018
Version: 2.4.2
I've used this app, and it usually works well, but you can do the same thing using Automator and a little initial effort. See the following link.
https://blog.prototypr.io/organize-your-screenshots-like-a-boss-6be10e20d6a1
https://blog.prototypr.io/organize-your-screenshots-like-a-boss-6be10e20d6a1
Jul 22 2016
Version: 2.2.2
Holy cow, 15 bucks?!
At most this is a $5 app IMO.
Jan 20 2014
Version: 2.0.5b2
I love this app. It's very simple and easy to use. You can use the menu icon to access it, like other capture apps, but this app is the best because when I do an "Apple" screen capture it takes over and pops up a window and gives me options. I can rename it, choose a different file format to save it in if I don't want the default (PNG), it let's me choose what folder I want to save it in if I don't want the default, or even discard it if I don't like the capture. This makes using it much more spontaneous than the others, what they call "screen shot monitoring." Compared to the others that charge, it is not expensive either. And I looked at the free ones today once more, especially the ones with five-star ratings, and I'm still staying with Sharpshooter. I've used it with every OS from Snow Leopard to Mavericks. Just installed it on Mavericks and it is faster than it was on Lion. In the past, when I've made suggestions, they've responded, too. They haven't had a review in quite awhile, and I thought it was time. I'm a fan and I am very grateful to the developers.
Nov 21 2012
Version: 2.0.4
Name and save screengrabs without interrupting workflow! Excellent clutter-buster and time-saving addition to my must-have helper apps. Nice! (sorry I can't change 4.5 in review window. Should be all 5s, IMO!)
Oct 14 2012
Version: 2.0.4
Great app but it keeps crashing all the time on my new MBP Retina
with Mountain Lion 10.8.2. Also it doesn't start at cpu startup although I added it to startup items under System Pref. accounts. I sent an email to developer Kerlmax last week -still no reply.
In summary;
Nice and conveniant app -when it works, no active support.
Test the trial first!
