porg 1 Posted April 30, 2012 Share Posted April 30, 2012 I guess this is very little effort to implement.Because if you change the file suffix .skitch to .svg, Finder already shows the correct Quick Look and icon-preview picture.This means that Quick Look already has a proper handler for base64 encoded images within .svg files,and I guess the Skitch application just needs to register the .skitch suffix with that handler, that should be all.This would be very handy, as users could then:quickly browse through screenshots in Finder (as with .PNGs)but still edit them (not possible with .PNGs, only with .SKITCH)no need to keep 2 redundant versions of it (PNG for Quick Look, .SKITCH for later re-editing) Link to comment
ptim 12 Posted February 6, 2013 Share Posted February 6, 2013 great! good tip.. can't believe this has had a reply - there's been a thread open on get satisfaction forever regarding this.Please implement this! Link to comment
drubesiv 0 Posted June 4, 2013 Share Posted June 4, 2013 +1this is an essential feature to browse screenshots quickly Link to comment
porg 1 Posted February 11, 2014 Author Share Posted February 11, 2014 Has this been implemented meanwhile? I am asking as I still use Skitch 1.0.9 within Mac OS X 10.6.8 and newer versions of Skitch require 10.7+,and a newer Skitch (i.e. the pixelate feature) + proper QuickLook handling of .skitch files would be a motivation to update to OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Link to comment
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porg 1
I guess this is very little effort to implement.
Because if you change the file suffix .skitch to .svg, Finder already shows the correct Quick Look and icon-preview picture.
This means that Quick Look already has a proper handler for base64 encoded images within .svg files,
and I guess the Skitch application just needs to register the .skitch suffix with that handler, that should be all.
This would be very handy, as users could then:
quickly browse through screenshots in Finder (as with .PNGs)
but still edit them (not possible with .PNGs, only with .SKITCH)
no need to keep 2 redundant versions of it (PNG for Quick Look, .SKITCH for later re-editing)
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