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(W1z, could you please create a forum area within "our software" for either "TPU Capture" or "Other software")
As you know, I'm very fond of TPU Capture. Great utility. Although a bit hard to find on TPU
Suggestion for improvement.
Why? It would allow me to have my own private gallery of what I have uploaded, and to be able to track old pictures, and even recycle rather than upload again to obtain a new URL because I forgot the old one.
The local log solves the security problem of allowing all users to browse the full TPU upload server.
This concept could be made common with a similar feature in GPUz where you can get a screenshot and link. Create a local log of previous uploads that the user can then track and recycle.
As you know, I'm very fond of TPU Capture. Great utility. Although a bit hard to find on TPU
Suggestion for improvement.
- Log feature
- To capture and record both filename (if saved locally) and URL (if uploaded to TPU)
- That log available as a text .log or as an HTML file with URL links
- This is a local log, so only the user who made the captures has access to this list of links
Why? It would allow me to have my own private gallery of what I have uploaded, and to be able to track old pictures, and even recycle rather than upload again to obtain a new URL because I forgot the old one.
The local log solves the security problem of allowing all users to browse the full TPU upload server.
This concept could be made common with a similar feature in GPUz where you can get a screenshot and link. Create a local log of previous uploads that the user can then track and recycle.