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I know you want to ensure that it doesn't require JavaScript, but would it be ok if there was a script that tries to guess at what platform the user is on, and then displays some text saying "We think that you are using a __ device" at the top, and with the platform in question highlighted slightly, to prompt users who don't know what type of device they have. If the user doesn't have JavaScript, it will fail silently.

This would be especially useful, as some users in my experience don't know that iPads run iOS for example.

If you are happy for the project to have a little bit of JavaScript, I can have a go at it, or you can see at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9514179/how-to-find-the-operating-system-details-using-javascript how it can be done fairly accurately.

Does not save the screenshots to a folder in My Pictures. Only puts it in the clipboard.

Snipping tool version 10.2008.2277.0

Can you add the default path for steam screenshots on linux

Hello! I linked your site in a Reddit comment and got some feedback from /u/Charlie7Mason here, which I'd like to "forward" to you.

• Win + PrtSc does not mention that it also saves the screenshot as a file to C:\Users\YourUserName\Pictures\Screenshots

• Game bar shortcut does not mention Win + Alt + PrtSc, which saves the screenshot as a file to C:\Users\YourUserName\Videos\Captures

It would be great if you could add these.

Plopping this down to remind myself later, but the linux instructions are missing screenshot tools like flameshot. Might be useful for anyone who finds themselves in a DE without builtin screenshotting or with a keyboard without PrnScr.

Some Android devices are only quick press and release of the volume down and power buttons (same as iOS), rather than hold. This is most notable on (unsurprisingly) Samsung devices, which are one of the biggest shares in the market.

If you hold on such devices, it brings up the power menu.

Please can you add instructions for how to screenshot on a Chromebook:
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/10474268

From my experience, I haven't seen many Chromebooks with a screenshot key, so I would probably use these:

1. press Shift + Ctrl + Show windows (F5 position on a normal keyboard)
2. In the menu at the bottom, select Screenshot
3. Screenshots get saved to your “Downloads” folder.

Thank you

Steam deck instructions are not on the site.

On the iOS page it says that for iPhone X users the procedure is different as it has no home button. Most of the current iPhones have no home button - would it make more sense to switch the order? Or perhaps just to remove reference to the iPhone X as there are many iPhones now with no home button.