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Your first capture
The three ways to save something from a page, and where it lands when you do.
There are three ways to capture, and they exist because saving one picture and saving forty are different jobs.
Select several, then decide#
Press AltShiftS on any page. An overlay comes up: whatever is under the pointer is outlined, and a toolbar sits at the bottom of the window.
- Click each image or video you want. A picked one turns green and takes a number.
- Watch the counter — it reads
3 selectedwhen you have three. - Finish in one of two ways:
- Save… opens a short form: project, tags, a description and a note, applied to the whole batch.
- → project sends the batch straight to the active project, with no form.
- Cancel, or Esc, leaves without saving.
Hold Ctrl (⌘ on a Mac) and drag to draw a crop instead: a box you can move, resize by its handles, or delete with its ✕. A crop is saved as its own image, which is how you take one panel out of a comic or one chart out of a screenshot.
One click, no form#
Press AltShiftD. The same overlay comes up in one-click mode: there is no batch and no form, and every click sends what is under it straight to the active project. The toolbar shows the destination and a way out, and nothing else.
This is the mode for a long page of things you already know you want.
Right-click one thing#
Right-click an image, a video or a link and choose Save to JayBoard. It goes to the active project.
One entry covers all three, and what was under the cursor decides what is saved. On a thumbnail that is also a link — most feed items — the picture wins, because that is what you aimed at.
Where it lands#
Everything goes to the active project, which is the one named in the extension popup. New accounts have one project, Inbox.
Open the library and it is there. A video takes longer than an image: it is fetched and transcoded on the server, and a tray in the corner of the library shows each job's progress. You can keep working while it runs.
Note
If your connection drops mid-capture, the batch is queued rather than lost. The popup shows how many saves are waiting and a Retry now button, and they go out on their own once the connection is back.
Next#
Everything after this is the library: projects, tags, search and moodboards.