Chip Roberson

Joe, it appears the problem seems to manifest itself after I've plugged in the Cinema LED display and may be limited to snapping the browser (maybe just Safari) though I think I tried Firefox and/or Chrome, too.

Oh, and I've rebooted twice just to make sure there were no residual bits of old code in memory.

@Joe, Yes, I'm quire sure. I was running 2.6 when the problem surfaced. I've been a long-time skitch user and when you switched to delivery via the App store, so did I. When I upgraded, the system asked if I wanted to keep both copies or replace and I chose replace. I've just used Spotlight to search again and it only shows one Skitch application. I've looked in the Application folder and see only one version (v2.6.2). I had to get on with my work so I just bought Glui for $4.99. I have to say that since Evernote bought Skitch, the net result has been less than desirable.

I was using Skitch v2.6 and this started happening to me this weekend. I went to http://evernote.com/skitch and downloaded v2.6.2 and that did not fix the problem. I get the cross-hairs, I see the pop-up confirming the capture, I click on "Capture" and the Skitch canvas remains unchanged. I'm running OS X 10.8.4 on a retina MBP with an LED cinema display attached.

Actually, I don't want to resize as in making it larger or small in general, but I actually want to extend the canvas by pulling on one edge or another. I often use this to create new area to draw on or to add extra background around the image since it adds space based on what's at that edge. For example, I can take a logo that is cropped closely and give it a buffer around the edges.

In the old Skitch I could grab any edge of an image and drag outwards to extend the image in that direction. I found this very useful -- VERY USEFUL. In the last version, I find that I can no longer do this. Am I just missing the right incantation or is it no longer available now that Evernote owns Skitch?