It will be super to add an new option under the menu "after upload". With the option "copy image" we could directly past the image into an editor. This "copy image" would work like right click on a image in chrome: it only copies the html link to the image. The image is only embedded: in the source code, it's url point to where it has been hosted by shareX)
This video will show you the "copy image" I'm talking about.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6iIuSM0NkncTkx2Y09yYVpNNnc
In any case, thanks for your awesome work!
What you saying not makes sense.
I don't understand. Do you mean you believe that this feature is useless, or you don't understand my request?
I don't understand your request.
If i understand correctly, either you want
which contains
or

edit: I want: "after upload" "copy the image"
This video will show you the "copy image" I'm talking about.
[((https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6iIuSM0NkncTkx2Y09yYVpNNnc]
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(the "copy image" you are talking copy the file/image. The "copy I'm talking about only copy the image embeded in HTML. )
You can modify what will be copied to clipboard from here:

Thanks but these variable don't do the "copy image", I'm talking about.
Please watch the video again.
I updated my last answer (with the video link). Sorry it was not clear.
Hi!
I am also looking for the same feature. I have made a screen recording : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6iIuSM0NkncZTFSS29GVktDMU0
I know that the 3 HTML codes, I pasted in the text editor (betweem 00:45 and 01:07 ) can be pasted in the HTML source code, but this is precisely the step I am trying to avoid : it is possible to modify the clipboard so its content is understood as HTM, just like Chrome, Firefox do it: for example the <img is not modify to a <img when pasted. With this "HTML Formatted clipboard", we can add directly the image to the text editor (not the HTML source code).
No variable will help me to do that because the problem is how the clipboard is formatted, not the content of the clipboard.
Maybe something like that can help you better understand my request (it's for python, but other languages also support this feature): http://code.activestate.com/recipes/474121-getting-html-from-the-windows-clipboard/
Thanks a lot for your help!
Where can I find website which supports pasting this html clipboard data for testing? I bet most of forums etc. won't support it.
Here is an an online editor http://www.quackit.com/html/html_editors/tinymce_editor.cfm
a picture to explain it:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6iIuSM0NkncZ2hEb0ZoRXl6OGs
EnoraNedelec already explained it.
Chrome copies 6 different clipboard data when image copied: System.Drawing.Bitmap, Bitmap, HTML Format, UniformResourceLocatorW, DeviceIndependentBitmap, Format17
For HTML Format clipboard data: https://theartofdev.com/2014/06/12/setting-htmltext-to-clipboard-revisited/
Yes that's what I was talking about. Unfortunately I really don't know how to implement to ShareX.
I found a way to do that with an external python. You can find the code here. That should be great to have it as an option in the "Quick task menu" and in the context menu "after a file has been upload".
This feature is interesting!
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Hi!
I am also looking for the same feature. I have made a screen recording : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6iIuSM0NkncZTFSS29GVktDMU0
I know that the 3 HTML codes, I pasted in the text editor (betweem 00:45 and 01:07 ) can be pasted in the HTML source code, but this is precisely the step I am trying to avoid : it is possible to modify the clipboard so its content is understood as HTM, just like Chrome, Firefox do it: for example the
<imgis not modify to a<imgwhen pasted. With this "HTML Formatted clipboard", we can add directly the image to the text editor (not the HTML source code).No variable will help me to do that because the problem is how the clipboard is formatted, not the content of the clipboard.
Maybe something like that can help you better understand my request (it's for python, but other languages also support this feature): http://code.activestate.com/recipes/474121-getting-html-from-the-windows-clipboard/
Thanks a lot for your help!