Thank you for creating this application!
One of the nice things in Shutter, which does not run on Wayland, is that it allows a delay between selecting the target area and taking the screenshot. This allows one to draw the area, then do something with the mouse like opening a dropdown.
So, my request is that the configuration support an optional delay between selecting a screenshot aea and grabbing the pixels, during which the user can use their mouse "normally" on the screen.
Notice that you can do something like
flameshot screen -d 5000
and have a screenshot after 5 seconds delay, or
flameshot gui -d 5000
to be able to select the rectangular zone --- although in that case, you choose the zone _after_ the delay expired (which is quite strange).
Also, a countdown would be nice to have...
Duplicate of #124, I guess.
How that can be done in the GUI??
Notice that you can do something like
flameshot screen -d 5000and have a screenshot after 5 seconds delay, or
flameshot gui -d 5000to be able to select the rectangular zone --- although in that case, you choose the zone _after_ the delay expired (which is quite strange).
Also, a countdown would be nice to have...
Typing in terminal --
flameshot screen -d 5000
'screen' is not a valid argument. See 'flameshot --help'.
flameshot gui -d 5000, on the other hand, works fine.
Please reopen this.
This should be available from the context menu of tray icon!
There is no mention of the -d flag at all in the CLI help: (v0.6.0-63-g19d70110)
$ flameshot --help
Usage: flameshot [flameshot-options] [arguments]
Options:
-h, --help Displays this help
-v, --version Displays version information
Arguments:
gui Start a manual capture in GUI mode.
screen Capture a single screen.
full Capture the entire desktop.
launcher Open the capture launcher.
config Configure flameshot.
@luzpaz, it's in gui sub-command:
> flameshot gui --help
Usage: flameshot gui [gui-options]
Options:
-p, --path <path> Path where the capture will be saved
-d, --delay <milliseconds> Delay time in milliseconds
-r, --raw Print raw PNG capture
-h, --help Displays this help
@AlexWayfer thanks. I think that the top level --help flag should list all this subcommand flag. What's the harm ?
cli flag is good, but having such option from tray icon would be better.
Flameshot is starting with system anyway, and sits in a tray.
There's so many buttons around the screen capture selection, how about another one?

There's so many buttons around the screen capture selection, how about another one?
Yea I like that. Why there's no delay in the GUI?.
Almost all the screenshot apps had it.
Selection size and position can be not obvious before pop-up shows, for example. So, it's better to place delay in something like drop-down menu of top-bar icon.
@AlexWayfer suggestion sounds really good, could you open this issue again?
@AlexWayfer suggestion sounds really good, could you open this issue again?
I'm not a collaborator or author of this issue, so no. Anyway, this issue is a duplicate of #124, how it was mentioned before closing.
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Please reopen this.
This should be available from the context menu of tray icon!