I think it's awesome to see the Screenhero folks back in the game, but when I tried Screen.so out, it still suffered from two of my biggest complaints:
1. Unnecessary UI elements floating over the screen. Screen opts to have a floating box with buttons and stuff that you can drag around, but it's always floating over your screen. You can minimize it, but then you lose functionality. Tuple, on the other hand, hides their functionality in the system tray menu, and in the application's title bar. With Tuple, you can go into full screen mode and Tuple is completely invisible and the experience is seamless.
2. Screen.so places an annoying green border around the screen when recording/sharing (they did this with Slack, too, and I hated it). The green border often obscures application scroll bars and other window elements, and is completely unnecessary.
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I think it's awesome to see the Screenhero folks back in the game, but when I tried Screen.so out, it still suffered from two of my biggest complaints:
1. Unnecessary UI elements floating over the screen. Screen opts to have a floating box with buttons and stuff that you can drag around, but it's always floating over your screen. You can minimize it, but then you lose functionality. Tuple, on the other hand, hides their functionality in the system tray menu, and in the application's title bar. With Tuple, you can go into full screen mode and Tuple is completely invisible and the experience is seamless.
2. Screen.so places an annoying green border around the screen when recording/sharing (they did this with Slack, too, and I hated it). The green border often obscures application scroll bars and other window elements, and is completely unnecessary.