CEOTECH.ITAndroid 17 avrà EyeDropper: il selettore colori nativo
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FineFindus#Eyedropper 2.1.0 has been released, featuring
- RGB decimal notation
- support for global shortcuts
- a new way to directly enter colors, without picking them first
Download the new version on Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.finefindus.eyedropper.
If you work with RGB, what format do you prefer?
Context: I'm thinking about adding support for both to #Eyedropper
rgb(33, 144, 164)
rgb(0.13, 0.56, 0.64)
Poll ended at .
Finally took some time to fix one of the biggest issues with #Eyedropper, not being able to use it without first picking a color. Of course, color picking is still available (see the eyedropper button in the headerbar).
After almost a year since the last release, a new version of #Eyedropper is now available.
It now features a color editor, allowing to directly modify picked colors, a new warning page for unsupported systems (Thanks to @bragefuglseth for the illustration) and a rewritten color conversion backend.
The new version should be available on Flathub soon.
I'm thinking about release an #Eyedropper this week, since there haven't been any string changes since the last version
Even more hours later, #Eyedropper still looks the same, but instead of adding a new CSS class for each color in the history, it now overwrites the snapshot function.
Actually, it is surprisingly easy, once I figured out what to do.
Actually, it is surprisingly easy, once I figured out what to do.
I have been experimenting with a new design in #Eyedropper, that easily allows changing the picked color, without editing the raw color values or picking a new one.
Happy to hear some early feedback :)
If you use #Eyedropper, have you ever changed any of the illuminant settings?
For context, in the current rewrite, I've been considering dropping the settings to simplify the code, settings UI, and reduce the maintenance required, as I suspect it's not used much, comparatively.
Yes, often
Yes, occasionally
No, never
I don't even know what the settings do
Poll ended at .
After hours of work, #Eyedropper now has fewer features than before, but also 2k lines of code less.