Ember 1.0.1
Device: Mac OS
Category: Graphics & Design
Price: $49.99, Version: 1.0 -> 1.0.1 (iTunes)
Description:Ember is your digital scrapbook of things that inspire you - be it websites, photos, apps or other things. Just drag in images that you want to keep, organise them into relevant collections, annotate the images you need to give feedback on, and share your images to your favourite web services. “Ember is an extremely slick app whose developers have paid fanatical attention to every detail” — Macworld“Ember is powerful, sexy, smart, and worth every penny.” — MacStories“An uncomplicated app that’s a joy to use” — GigaOmEmber is built exclusively for the Mac for creatives like you, and we’re just getting started. We hope you enjoy it.Features• Organise your ideas and design inspirationDrag in images from your Mac and around the web, and organise them into Collections. Apply tags to images, and build Smart Collections based on the tags and other metadata in your library.• Subscribe to your favourite websitesSubscriptions allow you to visually browse the web. Images can be saved to your Ember library, and shared with friends and co-workers.• Build a scrapbook of designs you loveSave websites to your Ember library from Safari and Chrome with the powerful browser extensions. Ember doesn’t need to be running*, and you can send images to collections right from your browser. Ember uses the width of your browser window when snapping, meaning that the layout is exactly the same in the captured image.Ember also features a responsive browser, allowing you to save responsive webpages at any desired width, and the Element Selection mode detects appropriate areas of the webpage to snap as you roll over them. There’s even handy presets for your favourite iOS devices to quickly set the browser width.• Take ScreenshotsTake screenshots with Ember, and they’ll automatically appear in your library with the name of the app applied to them. You can capture Fullscreen, Timed Fullscreen, Area and “Window” images.• Sketch feedback on your imagesBeautiful drawing and text tools allow you to give feedback on images. Cropping and rotation ensure that your images are always perfectly sized and aligned.• Go Full ScreenWork undistracted with Ember in its own space.• Share with friends and co-workersSend your images with Email, AirDrop, Messages, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Flickr and CloudApp• Auto-detects iPhone and iPad screenshotsLibrary organisation has never been easier: just drag in those PNGs from your favourite iOS device and Ember will automatically sort them into “Phone” and “Tablet” for you!• Import from LittleSnapperEmber imports libraries from LittleSnapper, and adds them to your Ember library.We’re just getting started with Ember, and will be bringing you frequent updates with even more features and improvements. Be sure to follow @EmberApp on Twitter, or sign up for the newsletter in Ember itself, to keep up to date with the latest news!* Just turn on the “Always Enable Browser Extensions” option in Preferences to snap without Ember being open.
What's New
We’re going to be bringing you regular updates to Ember, with frequent new features and enhancements - and today’s first update is no exception.Things You May Notice• Clicking a Subscription notification takes you straight into the subscription• There’s some new keyboard shortcuts to jump between unseen Subscription images (just use Shift and the arrow keys to jump between new images in the Subscription viewer).• You can now move snaps between collections from the sidebar: hold option and drag the snap from a collection onto another• Fixes a couple of incorrect tooltips.Things You May Not Notice• You can now drag images onto the illustrations in an empty library or Collection.• Lots of enhancements to how Ember refreshes subscriptions.• Fixes a couple of cases where notifications were not pluralised.• We’ve corrected a couple of tooltips.• Lots of other copy changes to make things even clearer.• Lots of other small changed behind the scenes.Thanks for all your amazing support of Ember - and stay tuned for our first feature update to Ember very soon. Things are, shall we say, “shaping” up very nicely (we’re sorry, we’ll be more subtle in future).
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