Post AYSdmKDIVGoVnevT96 by ryanrandall@hcommons.social
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(DIR) Post #AYSdmKDIVGoVnevT96 by ryanrandall@hcommons.social
2023-08-06T17:11:26Z
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Definitely appreciating the ability to just select text, then copy & paste it out of images on iOS.It'd be nice if it had an automatic "de-shout-ify" feature to remove unnecessary all caps as well, but asking for that almost feels greedy.
(DIR) Post #AYSdmL6FCylYY4dLn6 by cassidy@mastodon.blaede.family
2023-08-06T17:25:11Z
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@ryanrandall Android has something like this, but it’s annoyingly complicated: they make you explicitly use Lens which is like a whole other UI for it. But I know they can do it in images because you used to be able to straight from the multitasking view!!But then when you paste, you can highlight the text and tap the Shift key to change case. 😎
(DIR) Post #AYSdmLve7rsn7UgOuW by feinzer@akko.airis.dev
2023-08-06T17:31:48.818561Z
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@cassidy @ryanrandall you can access lens directly and copy text easily on the Google Photos app, else you have to swipe to open google assistant, select lens, then scroll to the photo you want to select text from which is not as intuitive.
(DIR) Post #AYSejlhrvbpY9aZPu4 by cassidy@mastodon.blaede.family
2023-08-06T17:38:05Z
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@feinzer @ryanrandall if the image you're viewing is in an app (not your photo library), then you have to either:Screenshot it, go to Photos, select the Lens shortcut which opens another app, then select the Text option, then highlight the text… orOpen the multitasking view, press and hold the image, select the Lens shortcut which again brings you to another app, then select the Text option, then highlight the text.On iOS, you just… press and hold on the text in an image from anywhere.
(DIR) Post #AYSelLXICVbHZANM1Y by feinzer@akko.airis.dev
2023-08-06T17:42:51.707149Z
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@cassidy @ryanrandall way better yeah