Written to be useful whichever tool you end up using. Where a free tool or your own browser does the job better, these pages say so.
Why a drawn-on black box is not redaction, why pixelated text can be read back — in any tool, ours included — and the method that actually holds up.
What to capture and what to leave out, how to number in the order the reader acts, and how to keep twenty images looking like one document.
Your browser can already do this for web pages with no software at all. Here is how — and what to do about sticky headers and content that loads as you scroll.
Snagit, ShareX, Greenshot, Lightshot and PicPick — what each is for, and an explicit "choose that one if…" for every entry.
It records video and reads text now — genuinely. The four walls people still hit, and the case for simply keeping it.
A two-question test for whether switching makes sense, and the five things you give up if it does.
The three walls people hit with the free tool — and the case for staying with it anyway.
אותה השוואה בעברית — ואיזה מהכלים באמת מדבר עברית.