Editor Reviews

There are a bunch of ways you can snap a screenshot on your device. One option is to use the little icon that pops up on your screen, making it super easy to capture the shot. Another way is to make use of your device's sensors, like the ones that detect how close something is, how bright it is, or which way you're holding your phone. You can also grab a screenshot by using the notification feature or swiping the Home button (or pressing and holding in Android 6.0 or newer). And if you want to take screenshots fast, just create a shortcut to your home app. Just keep in mind that some apps might not allow screenshots, like camera or video apps for example. Oh, and one more thing - sometimes you might need to give permission to take screenshots.

So, when you're taking screenshots, there are a couple of things you need to remember. First off, if you're using Android 5.1, be aware that there might be a bug that could crash the 'System UI' when you take a screenshot. To prevent this from happening, just don't tick the 'Don't show again' option in the pop-up window that shows up during the screenshot process. Also, if you're using Android 8.0 or a newer version, you won't see the overlay icon on your status bar anymore because they changed how the operating system works.

To sum it up, snapping screenshots on your device is a total breeze. There are loads of ways to do it: you can slap that overlay icon, make use of sensors, keep an eye on notifications, or simply hit some shortcuts. But here's the thing - don't forget to watch out for any pesky bugs or limitations that might come with certain Android versions. Oh, and don't be stingy with those permissions if you wanna capture screenshots like a boss!

Features

This app is totally awesome! It can capture screenshots without making any annoying sound. How cool is that?