I really like the way the built-in screenshot tool works on macOS, and it's ability to "snap" to windows.
For screen recordings, Quicktime works great, but only provides a fullscreen or area based capturing option.
With Window Recorder, I've tried to mimic the behaviour of the screenshot tool, but for screen recordings.
It's currently free, but my intention is to take the freemium route, with an upcoming version including a premium upgrade, with a few more knobs and dials to tweak the recording, as well as recording directly to .gif.
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I really like the way the built-in screenshot tool works on macOS, and it's ability to "snap" to windows.
For screen recordings, Quicktime works great, but only provides a fullscreen or area based capturing option.
With Window Recorder, I've tried to mimic the behaviour of the screenshot tool, but for screen recordings.
It's currently free, but my intention is to take the freemium route, with an upcoming version including a premium upgrade, with a few more knobs and dials to tweak the recording, as well as recording directly to .gif.