Switchover Snip: Win+Shift+S on a Mac: snip, annotate, pin on top

Hi all - I'm the developer. I moved from Windows to a Mac last year and the thing that caught me out most often was the smallest one: Win+Shift+S. On a Mac the built-in shortcut takes the shot and drops a file on your Desktop, and by the time you've found it in Finder you've lost your place. Switchover Snip opens the capture in a small editor immediately. Arrows, boxes, pen, highlighter, text, and pixelate for anything you don't want to share. Two things in it that macOS has no answer for at all: - Pin a capture on top of every other window. Useful when you're copying numbers from one app into another. - Copy the text straight out of the image, so you paste words rather than a picture. Being upfront about the permission, because a screenshot tool asking for one deserves an explanation: it asks for Screen Recording the first time you snip. That's what macOS requires of anything that captures the screen, Apple's own screenshot tool included. Nothing is recorded - it takes single still images, has no network entitlement at all, and nothing leaves your Mac. It's one of a few small single-purpose menu bar apps I've built, each one restoring a single Windows habit. Happy to answer anything.