All right, guys. I have to kind of awkwardly admit the day I discovered
snipping tool was probably one of the greatest days of my life. I was so sick
and tired of taking a screenshot, opening paint, pasting it in, cropping
it, saving it, uploading it, and finally embedding it. And trust me, I took a lot
of screenshots, and I still take a lot of screenshots. Snipping tool allowed me
to take that sevenstep process down to about four. And today, I'm extremely
happy to say I've been able to take it down again thanks to Push to two.
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acquiring Push is quite quick and simple. First, you need to go to
push.mme, best URL ever, and download
your installation file for your preferred platform, Windows, macOS, or
iOS. Now, all you need to do is go through the simple installation process
and register on their website, which is again quite simple. Now that you're
fully installed and logged in, you can perform a range of tasks like capture
full screen. Fairly self-explanatory. It captures the full screen and all of the
screens if you're in a multimonitor setup in one picture. Capture current
window, which will capture the currently selected window. Capture area, which
will let you drag and drop a selection box for what you want to capture, very
similar to snipping tool. Upload file, which lets you upload uh any file up to
20 megabytes if you are a free user. And
one thing to note here is that if you need to upload a media file like music
or video, you'll be able to play that back in the browser, which is a nice
handy little addition. And last but not least is upload clipboard, which will
take whatever you currently have in your clipboard, that's your control C, and
turn it into a text file and publish that, which will be easily readable in
your browser as well. Speaking of which, any of these tasks can be bound to
whatever set of keys you would like. And when you press said keys to perform said
action, there will be an ever so slight delay before you hear a notification
sound. And there will also be a popup on your taskbar. Clicking that popup will
open said upload in your browser. Or if
you're just sending the push to someone or embedding it somewhere, uh push has
you covered and will automatically put that into your clipboard. So after you
push something, just press Ctrl +V and the link is already there. There are
also a few interesting things going on in general settings. As a free account
user, your files are going to be removed after they haven't been accessed for about a month. And this could cause an
issue for you as becoming a pro user is currently unimpossible. I would suggest
backing up your pushes, which is quite easy to do by simply telling Push to
save a local copy to a predestined folder. On the website side of things,
you can access an archive of items you've uploaded in either the public or
private folders. Private is the default, by the way, but you can change that by
going into the account settings. Personally, I like that. But maybe you
want all of your pushes to be public for whatever reason. Now, Push is great for
me, but it can't do everything possibly for you. So, if you're a Linux user,
maybe look into a program called Shutter. If you're looking for something more aesthetically pleasing, maybe look
into Tiny Grabb. And last, but not least, if you're an Imar or Imager user,
whatever you want to call it, check out img.com/apps and you'll be able to find
a ton of stuff there that'll help you upload things to. What I'm trying to say
is that I like Push, but there's many other programs out there that can do
very similar things. Try and find the one that works best for you. Speaking of
which, what image sharing program does work the best for you if you use them?
I'd like to know. Tell me in the comments below. Tell me on the forum. Like the video, dislike the video,
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