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name: Screenie
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author: Anna
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punchline: Take screenshots with metadata
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description: yeet
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punchline: Manage your screenshots sanely
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description: |-
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(This is still a little beta and janky, but it does work.)
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Has this ever happened to you? (It's turbo time!)
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You look for a specific screenshot, but they're a huge mess of unhelpfully
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named files, and you have to look through several to find the one you're
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looking for.
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Maybe you wish you remember which mods you had enabled in a specific
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screenshot, or you wish you knew who that person in a screenshot was!
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If any of these have happened to you, consider using Screenie!
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When you take a screenshot with Screenie, tons of information is saved to its
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internal database, which you can look through, filter, and sort by later! It
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also has an extremely robust naming system, allowing you to put screenshots in
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a hierarchy of folders and name the image files in an extremely detailed way.
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Group by year, month, character, then location to easily find the shot you're
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thinking of, then see which mods are visible in that shot as well as who's in
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it! Click "View" and hover over a name of a person in the shot to see exactly
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where they were standing!
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It's amaaaaaaazing!
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repo_url: https://git.anna.lgbt/anna/Screenie
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