... everyone! We've got a fresh update for you and this one's a big deal for our Windows users. Savvyshot now has its own native capture core on Windows. No more relying on the system's Snipping Tool under the hood. Region, window, and full screen capture are all handled natively now, and it works on both Windows 10 and 11. We also snuck in a couple of important fixes: Activated license users were still seeing the watermark when ... ... owns Savvyshot. Just relaunch the app and you should be on 1.3.2 automatically. Would love to hear how the new capture core feels for you. Drop a comment below! Comment from Prince Kumar (@prince__kumar): Huge upgrade Cutting the Snipping

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... Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @chrismessina   @gabe  don't you think AI video call tools are early on the "saas fatigue curve"? Eventually, like every other app, people will get sick of using multiple, and the best competitors will get so good, that there has to be consolidation Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @chrismessina  maybe then the best one will rise to the top and acquire the others! Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @evantaylor  interesting! Yeah ... ... hold on to the audio or video, I find that it's not as useful for calls with lots of screen sharing and visual reviews. In those cases, Fathom is much more useful. I also find being able to snip