In settings, you can set the default to be either public or private. You can set your screenshots to be either public or private by selecting them and moving them (it's easier to do this from the List view). On the Puush Web site, you can view via Grid or List. From the pull-down menu, click My Account at the top to view all of your Puush screenshots on your account page on the Puush Web site. Clicking on one of the five recent uploads opens the image in your default browser. From the pull-down menu from the menu bar, you can view a list of your five most recent uploads. Now, when you enter that keyboard shortcut to capture a screenshot, it does not get saved to your desktop but immediately gets uploaded to the Puush Website. In the Keyboard Bindings section, click the button for either of the three commands and enter a keyboard shortcut of your own. In the Preferences window, you can set the keyboard shortcuts. Take precise screenshots on a Mac with Precise Screenshot.Three more ways to take a screenshot on a Mac.Three ways to take a screenshot on a Mac.There is a paid Pro subscription, which costs $15 a year and gives you unlimited storage and a file size limit of 250MB. The free account gives you 200MB of storage with a file size limit of 20MB. You will also need to set up an account on the Puush Web site before you can begin uploading files to its servers. Mac OS X overrode Puush, so I needed to change the shortcuts in Puush before I was able to use the app via keyboard shortcuts. In my experience, Puush's default shortcuts for capturing a selection of my screen and the entire screen were the same as Mac OS X's default screen capture shortcuts: Command-Shift-3 and Command-Shift-4, respectively. Click on the arrow icon and choose Preferences to set up the keyboard shortcuts for capturing a section of your screen and capturing the entire screen, along with manually uploading a file. When you launch Puush on a Mac, you'll see a small arrow icon in the menu bar at the top of your screen.

I tried out the free Mac app and iPhone app. It works on both Macs and Windows systems, and there is also a Puush iPhone app. It's a free and easy multiplatform app that automatically uploads screenshots as you snap them. If you are a tech blogger or engage in another pursuit that requires the regular capturing and sharing of screenshots, Puush ( Mac | Windows) could prove useful.

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