This (Free) App Adds Killer Features To Windows 

get a sponser from obs instead.

OBS is free and superior

@@madbanana22 fr

where did you get that wallpaper

just use obs.

thanks

Thanks man

@@saifuddinsaifee8161 you're welcome

Thanks man

jeez lmao

lol

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"I have nothing to say" after: [says something]

stundzow est anglais mtn 😂

Haha he said mentlegen how funny im 5 years old

@@nekemli2622 why are you 5 years old

@@Davi-kc2wq because Im not me

there are more than 2 genders haha

@@nekemli2622 Bro is the type of mfer to laugh at minion jokes on facebook

Please complete the list! I just downloaded QuickLook and its going to save me so much time

Spotted a random Sameera in the wild 😮😮

@@dweeep03 oooh henlo👋

Try holding control when you take a screenshot. That should copy it to the clipboard.

@bogxd Sometimes you really need to be a pianist on MacOS..

@@bogxd Cleanshotx is very nice. Only downside you have to pay for it. Also since we talk about screenshot apps. Do you know any alternatives for cleanshotx for windows??

you can change the shortcuts tho

Command shift 3 for the entire screen Command shift 4 for a portion of the screen adding control saves it straight to the clipboard. Command control shift 3 or 4.

I knew I'd find a fellow Linux user here

Henlo! Well, here we are :P

You’re telling me Linux had these all features?

​@MikhaKey hello there fellow loonix beliver

I use arch btw

How do I do Force Touch?

@@JSt3pz > The Force Touch trackpad lets you Force click by pressing on the trackpad and then applying more pressure. This allows you to take advantage of added functionality in many apps and system features on your Mac.

wtf, it is working, I did not know it was existed....thanks

But windows is miles ahead in this 😂😂 lol apple 🤮🤮🤢

@@-Blue-_ honestly in my opinion when it comes to features they’re pretty equal it just comes down to what you want to do and preference. I use both for development and generally prefer MacOS because the native terminal is Unix based

@@rohanpatel2828 don't care, for me apple is just 🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢 1)No upgradability option compare to windows and Linux 2)extremely boring UI and very closed ecosystem 3)I can use Linux terminal in windows using WSL2 4)anti consumer practices that somehow worse than Microsoft example is anti-repair movement from apple 5)no customisation option compare to windows and Linux 6)no better performance in GPU side compare to nvidia 7)apple only advantage is battery life and yeah i dont care about battery life 8)don't work better with Android phones compare to windows and Linux 9)no hardware options 10)expensive and also not a better products compare to similarly prized product

@@-Blue-_ 1. Agreed 2. UI might be the best thing especially compared to Windows which has lots of bloat, data collection, ads, etc. Linux is less polished but if you know what you’re doing better 3. WSL 2 is great but I’m just not a fan of Windows for the reasons above. That said having the driver and software compatibility of windows with the dev environment of Linux is great. But this is just not an issue on Macs where you never really have to think about drivers and everything just works 4. Agreed, as someone who knows how to work on computers and laptops these practices are abhorrent I wish I could upgrade RAM and storage easily although now RAM is being soldered on to laptops in Snapdragon and AMD laptops for performance. That said I will say support is a lot better for Apple than any Windows manufacturer so if your an ordinary consumer it probably won’t effect you all that much 5. This is just false there’s so many great apps for customization on Apple especially on the productivity side tons of great stuff on Setapp (Bartender, TextSniper, etc.) Rouge Amoeba makes sound software that lets you control individual apps like Windows and it’s better. Honestly if you want to make MacOS custom it’s not that hard anymore it’s just different. 6. There’s no comparison to NVIDIA for Desktop but for Laptops I think Metal is pretty competitive especially if you use Apple optimized applications like Final Cut. It also seems like more and more games are making there way to Mac with Apple’s version of DLSS. 7. Umm other people do. I use to have a Razer Blade Pro 2017 the thing wouldn’t last over 1.5 hours aka you do make sacrifices for having a more powerful Windows computer that aren’t as big a deal on Apple because of optimization. I mean just open up Task Manager and it’s clear as day. 8. True but it works way better with iPhones to the point where I think if you have one it’s not even worth considering Windows for everyday use unless you really need the horsepower 9. I don’t know what this means but if it’s upgradability or PCIe I agree 10. This depends on your use case there are definitely situations where even though it’s more expensive the experience and ease of use is better on Mac. The way I see it most Macs are pretty good all rounders but they won’t excel if you have specificity in what your trying to do with exceptions

But to me, of course it is because the snap feature with only the keyboard has always must be had been already implemented in previous versions of Windows and the drag and snap feature hasn’t been on other Windows version but Windows 11 has it and so that is why it recommends you to turn it on and it is turned on by default to snap a window on one side and then recommend what app to snap on the other side or drag a program on the top of the screen and then you can directly snap it that window with a specific area to snap to

same idk I just like watching ppl tinker with their system

It's an app called notepads

Surprising that Force Click is implemented there! I either swipe down with 3/4 fingers for the same Exposé, or press Cmd+` (I rebind it to Option+Tab) to switch between individual windows.

@@XeZrunner Oh, that's interesting! Since switching from Windows to Mac, I've been trying to be open minded regarding news ways to use my devices. And, to be honest, I often just use the trackpad or mouse, which is a shame. 😄 For switching to other windows I generally swipe up with three fingers. Though I don't know if that has a name (ah, looking up the setting via "hot corners" in settings I found it's called "Mission Control"). I've been using Mac since 2017 and am still learning because of nice comments like yours and videos like this by Bog. 😀

no need of Quicklook if you have powertoys. but Everything is great.

Mac hardware is 4 years behind so useless to make mac more windows

@@ehtasam960 yet windows can run on a shitty 4gb system that cost 300 dollars on your local tech store so your comment has no foundation

It’s called Notepads on the Microsoft store

Linux>Windows>macos

Linux>macos>windows

windows snipping tool only records at 30 fps. Instead of use Obs.

@@tusarmondal7068 yeah i only use obs for streaming and higher fps. Thats make sense

😂

Thank you

not much, I use power toys for like 1/2 years and I never had any performance issues and I never saw it taking much on the taskmgr. I have a big pc tho

why is it sus-picious?

thats actually a very normal view to like ratio

​@@invalescentnah cuz it's a tutorial, cuz tutorials supposed to get higher like to view ratio

Get a job

@radi-travisscottypebeat my win11 has firefox as the default browser and still uses edge when it does a web search in the search bar

It's called Notepads on the Microsoft Store

@@bogxd Ty!

@@bogxdhow did you make it transparent? Looks real clean ngl

so it was. now, since i got it right, here's a few features i find really useful as a single-monitored gamer student. AlwaysOnTop lets me take a notepad window or an IrfanView (multimedia browser) browser and set it on top all the time. This helps me take notes while interacting with another window, and let me check my reference respectively. Color Picker lets me choose the color of anything present on my screen. This is very useful in itself as I use it for creating color swatches for my graphics. I don't have any other app that has this and the fact that it's included in this multifeature app is great.