Integration of screenshot shortcuts

[earstreet]

I would also like to see the shortcuts for taking screenshots integrated. In my opinion, these are unfortunately not intuitively assigned by Apple. I would be very pleased if others are of the same opinion.

[Anze]

Hello earstreet,
Thank you for the request. I completely agree this should be reflected in the shortcuts list, even if it's not included by default. Unfortunately, I haven't found a good way to display shortcuts with multiple keystrokes yet. I'll keep an eye on this request.

[dwboulder]

Unfortunately, I haven't found a good way to display shortcuts with multiple keystrokes yet.

I'm not sure what you mean by "multiple" keystrokes (eg, separate keystrokes over time as opposed to simultaneous?), but the MAC OS screenshot shortcuts are simultaneous key combinations:
CMD+CTRL+SHIFT+4 (saves to clipboard)
CMD+SHIFT+4 (saves as file)

Would be very helpful if these could be included in the shortcut overlay display.

@Anze

[Anze]

Hey dwboulder,
macOS shortcuts are already integrated, but sometimes macOS doesn't update the settings file properly. To force it to refresh, just disable the shortcut and enable it again - that usually fixes it. Don't forget to enable macOS Keyboard Shortcuts in the Integrations settings.

[Anze]

@dwboulder

I'm not sure what you mean by "multiple" keystrokes (eg, separate keystrokes over time as opposed to simultaneous?), but the MAC OS screenshot shortcuts are simultaneous key combinations: CMD+CTRL+SHIFT+4 (saves to clipboard) CMD+SHIFT+4 (saves as file)

After pressing CMD+SHIFT+4, you can then press SPACE to capture a screenshot of the whole (only & complete) window under the cursor. As you can see, this is a multi-keystroke shortcut, and it isn't listed in macOS shortcuts either.