

Using Desktop Chrome’s Screenshot Image Editor Search for “edit mode”, ” in the dropdown for ” Desktop Screenshots Edit Mode“, select Enabled and restart the browser.Enable Edit Mode for Desktop Screenshots in Chrome Google calling feature as as “Desktop Screenshots Edit Mode”, here is how you can enable it. According to the company, the button when clicked ” enables an edit flow for users” who take screenshots Those options have been disappeared over time, now, the Edit option is making a come back. When the “Desktop Screenshots” for Chrome was first introduced behind the flag, Google offered Edit, Share options in addition to Download. Note: If you’re not seeing the Share button in the address bar, turn on the “desktop sharing hub in Omnibox” flag in the about://flags page and relaunch Chrome. Click on the “Download” button to save the image in PNG format.The picture will be copied to the clipboard, the same will be notified through a notification under bookmark icon,.Use the mouse pointer to select a region on the screen,.Click on the Share icon in the address bar and select “Screenshots”,.

Search for Screenshots, in the dropdown for “Desktop Screenshots”, select Enabled and restart the browser.To get started, ensure you’re using the latest Chrome 98 Canary Google is now baking Edit Mode into Chrome for the Desktop Screenshots feature. When you take a screenshot, it will be automatically saved to the clipboard and you’ll be allowed to save it to your computer. After Android, Chrome on the desktop already has the Screenshot option integrated into the Share menu to take screengrabs.
