While working on Text Grab I found my self wanting to visualize my clipboard content... so I built an app to do it! Sometimes text content takes multiple formats so being able to understand how the clipboard works makes it easy to integrate clipboard capabilities into my other apps. This app is fully open source … Continue reading New app: Clipboard Inspector
The new Text Grab browser extension copies tables and lists from any web page with their structure intact, so a single paste lands as a real table in your spreadsheet. Pick exactly the rows and columns you want, keep everything local, and never send your data anywhere.
The release train keeps rolling! The latest version of Text Grab is here with smarter text capture and a more flexible Edit Text Window. The headline features are: Paragraph Detection New Edit Text Window modes: Spreadsheet, Markdown, and Raw Text New text tools and conversions: Join Lines, Shuffle Lines, and Pace units Paragraph Detection OCR … Continue reading Spreadsheet, Markdown, and Raw Text modes come to Text Grab 4.14
If you've ever seen a QR code with a logo or icon in the middle and wondered how it still scans, the answer is more interesting than you might expect. I assumed for a long time that the generator was doing something clever, maybe shifting bits away from the center so the logo didn't cover … Continue reading How Logo Images on QR Codes Work
The original idea was pretty simple: I wanted a Windows app where I could sketch a rough shape and have it find the closest match in the Fluent System Icons font. The set has around 1,600 glyphs, and scrolling through them to find the right one is tedious. I figured it would be more fun … Continue reading Building Fluent Icon Finder with the WinUI Copilot Skill
