When using -m output, unfocus the current window grabbing the cursor, or automatically execute the screenshot on currently focused output without the need to click

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When using -m output, unfocus the current window grabbing the cursor, or automatically execute the screenshot on currently focused output without the need to click

Closed this issue 10 months ago · 3 comments

Answer 1 · 2024-01-24T14:23:14.000Z

You can already do this by using -m output -m active

Answer 2 · 2024-01-27T09:14:45.000Z

that did not seem to work, i have tried:
hyprshot -m output -m active
hyprshot -m output -m DP-2
hyprshot -m output -m 0
all of these produced no notification, nothing on my clipboard or in the pictures folder

Answer 3 · 2024-01-29T07:49:25.000Z

Are you using the latest commit? I haven't made a new release, so in the last release there should be a -c flag instead. Use the --help flag.