Brian James's dashboard

I like ScrnShots, but the website needs some polish and a Linux client (currently my friend is working on it but it has only a little time).

well, as i said, i am making masses of screenshots daily. and so i could keep them in one place and prolly share with collegues and friends. a new screenshot tool ?? mhm, do you think it can beat skitch? there is another cool uploader i use called picture sync, maybe it's possible to integrate scrnshots in it somehow?! looking forward to the api then. – assbach, on May 11, 2008 07:44

Thanks for all the great suggestions!

We're currently working on a screen capture app that will integrate with your workflow. We're hoping to eventually have multiple apps for uploading screenshots as well (all suggestions are welcome).

I think that a mass file uploader would be extremely useful for people with existing screenshot libraries. However, I don't know if it's a tool that most people would use on a regular basis, especially if there are good screen capture tools that integrate with your account. You might disagree with me on that point though, let me know what you think.

We're also planning on releasing a Public API on May 20, which will hopefully result in more tools.

I'd go with the suggestion for Skitch integration, and for me Quicksilver too as I've got used to using both these to send screens to Flickr but this site would keep then away from my photos

Check your System Prefs to make sure don't have the Energy Saver settings set to "Never" when you have it plugged in or running on battery power. This is one thing to check when the screen saver is not working properly. Also check the Screen Saver start slider (sys. prefs/desktop & screensaver) isn't set to never.

Love the site man! I think a mass file uploader would be great. Preferably one that can accept .zip files. The name of the zip file could become the album/collection/folder name. This would make things a lot easier too!