TinyTake is one of the free Snagit alternatives that can also record video Pros: Can capture webcam Can blur sensitive information Cons: Limited recording time Only available for Windows.
 
 

 

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How to print screen on laptop using this key? That depends on the operating system you’re using. How to use them for ASUS screenshot? Click to Tweet. How to screen record on ASUS laptop? By just looking at the name, you can hardly regard MiniTool Video Converter as a screen recorder.

Click here to see the detailed introduction to MiniTool Video Converter or click on the button below to download it directly; please make your decision. With cool graphics accessories like a color picker, pixel ruler, and color palette, there are hundreds of ways to edit and design anything on your screen.

TinyTake is in the same realm as Screenrec in that it allows for video and image capture for free. Yet, unlike Screenrec, you can only record up to 5 minutes of video. You have the ability to add text to your recording and share it online.

Sadly, it is only available for Windows. So, all you Mac and Linux users, we apologize on their behalf. Adding to our list of image and video captures for free, Screenpresso fits snuggly among the elites.

Simple, easy to use, minimal interface, immediate sharing. You know the drill. The recurring issue, however: it is only available for Windows. Have we got an app for you! Shutter swings in to attempt to help you capture your computer screen. Video capture is not available, but they make up for this flaw with fairly decent editing features and available plugins for cool effects.

Share X is a busy little app that seems to jam-pack tons of features into a single desktop app. There are dozens of editing features including a color picker, image splitter, image combiner, and of course your basics like annotation and blur effects. You can even upload your screen grabs to over one dozen sites.

There are just so many features and so many options, does anyone else have decision fatigue? Steam is an easy to use screen recorder, live stream app, and screenshot tool.

After the screenshot is automatically saved to the Steam cloud, you can edit it with basic annotation features and upload it to Steam or share it on Facebook.

Talk about professional features in a free app! Yes, you can capture regions of your screen and fullscreen. Yes, you can capture a webcam. You can turn any of your images into 3D.

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Camtasia Snap-It 4. Greenshot 1. Your review for Snagit. Your review for Snagit Thank you for rating! What do you think about Snagit? Do you recommend it? Leave a review. This is embarrassing Is it possible to modify the task pane so that it will work with the IE11 setting? Probably not.

The task pane relies on an old version of IE and unless you rebuild there is source code to remove those things the answer is now you can’t.

I’m trying to use Whatsapp in my application. I’m using visual studio I couldn’t find any browser IE 11 as well working with it.

Only Edge But Edge is not running in Webbrowser control. I tried to following :. IE 10 with the application for systems where a smaller version i. IE 7 is installed and use them? The next step I’ll take is change the value of the combobox of dates and re-load the page. Maybe it would work. Daniel – IE7 is the default so if that’s what you want you don’t do any of this and just use the default.

Is there any way we can override or change some browser setting and get these icons displayed in browser control with turning off IE Enhanced Security Configuration? Santhosh – nope. IE security policy affects ALL browser instances so that has to be set first in order for anything to work. Mate, I was stuck on this problem for ages and by chance a Google search brought up this web page. Thanks so much from us downunder. Hi Rick, firstly thank’s for your help, this aricle is very helpful and sorry for my english.

I have two questions:. I don’t understand that: “Internet Explorer Pablo – 1 – no you can’t run the developer tools. They are not part of the control, they are part of the IE Application shell which is not part of the Web Browser control.

Hello Rick, That was of great help! I struggled a little with how to find the name of the. So I would like to add that just using an Asterisk as the registry key name would force the usage of the specified version of IE on ALL apps that use Web browser control.

How can a WebBrowser control be forced to open the most recent version of IE? I mean without using emulation mode and without having to change any Registry keys? I have a peculiar problem with BrowserControl.

Rendering performance degrades over time if I run IE in parallel. If I use Fire Fox or Chrome no such issue exist under same conditions.

Any idea? Does any of you have experience in doing this for app running under Windows service? For me it does not work. Here is how i see this: Im opening some modern page precisely an Office Sharepoint page. Those pages have limitation to IE 10 or later. If you open it with older browser, there is an error not bad rendering, the page does not open at all So i have my App with WebBrowser control and saw this error. And when i do, i still get this error.

So my conclusion is that this setting does not affect apps run from windows service. Any idea if this can be changed? Maciek – you either need to set the key on HKLM which is global or for the specific user account that’s going to be running the application.

Thanks the article helped a lot! I am SO grateful to have found this article – the behaviour itself much less the fix is not detailed anywhere in the Microsoft documentation I went through, and I was about to beat my head in trying to get jQuery loading in the web app being displayed in my app’s WebBrowser control.

Thanks for the advice on setting the IE Version. Is there anyway to get it to report this as the Browser version. We use Google Maps and it shows the map but also shows a warning that we are using an old version of the Browser. JohnK – it should show the correct browser version if you use the registry hack. If you use the Edge mode header the user agent shows the original with some edge mode additions to the UA string.

You can Inject the meta description on loading the website, previous to rendering. That what you don’t need neither to modify the page what usually is not up to you , neither to insert a registry key that is a intrusive operation in the user machine.

Did not work for me. I have to specify these registry for powershell. Do we have to do something different for Powershell snapins? Vikas – Powershell. Powershell is console – it doesn’t have direct access to the Windowing subsystem so if you have UI of some sort there must be something else running that. Rick, thanks for your response. I am loading a snapin in Powershell and to use it I need to authenticate. It is this authentication dialog where the latest IE version has to be used.

I open task manager and right click on “Authentication” and choose “Go to process” it always shows me powershell.

That is why I was creating those registries w. Might be something is overriding the value you are setting. This should work, but note that the meta Edge tag will override the underlying Reg setting, so if the page has that header in there and it’s pegged to a specific IE version that might be the problem. MS internal pages often use this to ensure backwards compatibility. I just checked at relevant locations but I did not find any registry that was already set.

Also, I don’t feel that the Edge tag is overriding these registries as I know of few other applications which authenticate the exact same way. But these are independent applications and not powershell snapins. I believe there is a typo in the naming of the HTTP response header. That what you don’t need neither to modify the page what usually is not up to you , neither to insert a registry key that is a intrusive operation in the user machine “. I have a website which uses windows authentication and when i access it in IE browser it ask for user name and password in a prompt.

But if i access the same url from Microsoft Web Browser active x control it is not asking for Username and password, it shows a blank page. Santosh – that works for me.

You may not be asked for permissions on a local domain – it may just automatically log you in. I have to display in the webcontrol object of a simply vb net application, a simply html page. What i see is different from what i have designed, so i tried to use the meta tag attribute. The registry hack soles the problem, but i am here asking why the meta tag is useless i my case.

I have changed the registry key to use but still there are javascript errors showing in browser control. However these errors are not showing when I open in browser separately. It seems there are javascript ECMA6 compatible syntax like “let” “of” is not understandable by browser control and throws error.

Does this registry change, enables browser control to use latest version of javascript? Even though I added it loads on IE 11 and not edge. How can we force control to use IE edge without using registry? Used below script to check the version.

At this point you probably should just force IE 11 given that it’s the browser that will be used on most machines Win7 forward via install or Windows Update.

This article is really great, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been referencing it in the last 3 years! Can the browser compatibility mode be used also to affect how CHM files are viewed in Windows?

This would be great, since I’ve noticed that currently CHM files offer poor html support — e. Tristano – yes you can use it on CHM, but it’s a global setting. You have to set it on hh. Thank your prompt reply Rick — and forgive me for this late response, but my PC crashed and had to reinstall from scratch, and I’ve just managed to recover this link now that I’m back working on my project.

I’ve read the article you’ve linked, very interesting and well written. This is exactly what I feared, ie: a setting that would affect all CHM files.

So, I guess it would be a bad idea as this might compromise how some CHM Helps are displayed, especially those whose author has strived to beautify with custom CSS. Usually CHM authors expect hh. It’s a pity that Microsoft didn’t come up with a similar registry key for CHM files, which the help viewer could check before opening the CHM file. I mean, this issue of the WebBrowser control has a long history, so MS could have thought of this, but apparently they didn’t.

From what I understood, currently MS has no plans to drop the old WebBrowser control in favour of an Edge-based modern control. I wonder why that is. I haven’t had a chance to actually use them, but I’ve heard of a. I find it really frustating that the WebBrowser control limitations have prevented the creation of some cross platform system for local HTML-based documentation. The reasons that got me to this article are that in the past I’ve worked a lot with executable ebooks or “compiled websites”, as they were often referred to.

They were quite trendy in the late 90’s, but then faded away; one of the main reasons being lack of cross plaformness, but also the WebControl IE7 limitation. Unfortunately, none of these eBook compilers have been updated to add the registry hack to emulate IE Some eBook compilers offer some custom scripting extensions allowing to tweak the registry, this allows creating workarounds to fix the web browser compatibilty issue I’ve managed to achieve it with 2 eBook compilers, but none of the solutions was too elegant in the end.

For a long time I’ve been tinkering with the idea of creating an eBook compiler that would produce cross-platform HTML documentation in a self-contained binary. When Chromium came out I though it would finally be possible, but then I saw that you can’t create a standalone binary using CEF — lots of dynamic libraries, and quite heavy too. If West Wind Html Help Builder could create cross platform binary standalone documentation files, whose contents can’t be hacked, it would be really superb.

Currently documentation is always a problem in cross platform applications, as there is no equivalent of Windows CHM Help system on other OSs especially when it comes to jumping to a specific Help entry.

This is a huge gap that has yet to be filled — and probably because no one has pushed hard enough to do it. Executable eBooks are the closest solution I’ve seen so far to replacing CHM help iles, except that all such compilers relied heavily on MS WebControl and no one looked on how to implement the same on Linux and Mac. I guess you must have given your own thoughts on this very issue, having developed West Wind Html Help Builder and Markdown Monster , and realizing how important documentation is, and that most of today eBook like standards are not really concerned with protecting the contents.

It would appear that this shortcut changed when the MSDN article was moved from the referenced location to an archived “previous-versions” location. I’ll echo the many other comments – fantastic article. My language is Delphi , and the Registry Hack was exactly what I needed. Works fantastic in HKCU. Like you, I use inno setup, so your example saved me a little time there. Perhaps most importantly, you deserve recognition, not only for a great article, but for how well you support and respond to all the comments that have been made over the years.

Hats off to you. Hi Rick First of all can I add my thanks for this webpage- now 7 years old but still the best reference for this issue. I have been successfully using code in Access for users to get their current geolocation. All worked fine until the latest Windows update to version Since then IE reports that ‘the geolocation service failed’ If I load the same file into Edge, the correct location is still obtained.

The same issue can be seen by loading the w3schools geolocation feature which uses similar code to mine in different browsers. I’m unclear whether this is a bug or if the IE geolocation service been deliberately disabled e.

If its a bug, what’s the best way to report it to MS? I have integrated webbrowser control in outlook – custom task pane where html form gets display. I have browser emulation registry entry with outlook. I think it works fine as html form loads and as such no error also user agent shows proper IE One issue I see is “onkeyup” javascript event is not working there.

Not sure any issue with outlook. The web page is not being displayed properly. It gives some script error. However the same web page is properly displayed when i try to open from a stand alone Microsoft IE I tried adding the key in the registry setting with a value for IE However it did not help.

After the registry setting, when i try to run that software that hosts the web browser control, it shuts down immediately. Any help is much appreciated in this case. Well done Rick, thank you! It was just for a personal project automating collection of my smart-meter daily half-hour usage data, for which my electricity provider has so far failed to produce a simple downloadable.

However, a text listing for each daily set of data is available about clicks-down following login Oh great Your article, 15 minutes, including a built-in reg check at program start-up in case I ever migrate the program to another machine and forget what to do – Problem Solved!!! You don’t need to reboot, but you have to restart the application. This was helpful for finding out if Rick’s registry solution worked for a WPF application I have no control over.

And it did, thank you Rick! This is very useful for cases where I have control over the content. I can’t use the registry settings for vfp9. I found that a registry key value of 0 seems to behave like “latest installed”. No indepth investigation but 0 works fine for me with wwhelp. For Foxhhelp9. This made it work on one machine. Thanks for this. We have struggled with this problem for years IE compatibility mode warnings.

Your suggested solution solved all our issues. Thanks so much! Sponsored by:. Share on:. On this page:. NET Core. Is this content useful to you? Consider making a small donation to show your support. Posted in Internet Explorer.

Vish May 24, Very useful and timely for me : One question I had that I thought you might be able to help with was whether application configuration is done only name. So, if there are multiple apps with the same name on the machine, all of em are forced to use the same IE settings?

Thank You, Vish. Rick Strahl May 24, But that begs the question. Mark June 19, It is a little hard to understand why the WebBrowser control does not default to using the highest version of IE installed but I suspect people much brighter than I have a defensible reason. Kind Regards Mark. Rick Strahl June 20, I recently switched an app over to IE9 operation and that broke a ton of functionality which I had to work around with client side script code called from the host application.

It took a lot of experimenting to get this right because it now has to work with both old and new versions of IE testing is a lot of fun for this. By specifying the version in the registry you tie an application to a specific version although you still have to deal with downlevel support for older browser installs – yuk. Incidentally this version switching scheme is an excellent way to let you test operation under various versions of IE :- You can have an app hosted in the Web Browser control and manually or via code switch the registry values to use a different version of IE.

Andrew Duthie June 23, This was just what I needed. Putting together something for a demo, and your post just saved me a ton of work. Richard September 14,