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Add a Quick Toggle Button for Switching Screenshot Styles Next to the Shutter Button #162

@NianBroken

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@NianBroken

When it comes to capturing code snippets, I rely on two distinct screenshot styles based on different scenarios:

  1. Standard Code Screenshots: These are minimalistic—no borders, no background, no shadows. Like this:

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Q: Why don’t I just use a regular screenshot tool to capture this kind of plain code snippet instead of using a VSCode extension?

A: Because when I'm dealing with longer code blocks, standard screenshot tools require me to wait for the screen to scroll all the way down to the last line before I can capture the entire snippet. This usually takes about 10 seconds. But with a plugin, I can skip the scrolling—just select all the code and right-click to capture it instantly.

  1. Stylized Code Screenshots: These include a border, background, shadow, and other visual effects. Like this:

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In more formal or professional settings, I typically go with the first, simpler style. But when I’m casually sharing code—say, in a tweet or a blog post—I lean toward the second, more polished style.

Right now, to satisfy both needs, I’m forced to juggle two different screenshot extensions...

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If CodeSnap could add a quick style-switch toggle next to the shutter button, I could finally uninstall the second plugin and streamline my workflow.

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