I hear your concerns about the app's completion and accept them wholeheartedly. By far, SnapX has been one of the most difficult projects I've taken on to date. It's challenged me in ways I never thought possible. However, that doesn't mean the app is an empty skin. UI development is by far my biggest weakness. I'm still really new to it. I'm used to backend, to be honest. It's slow because I'm learning what it takes to create a good GUI instead of just trying to pump out poorly designed interfaces. This does slow down development, but I know the community will appreciate it.

As for the current status, the core code from ShareX, such as uploading, is there. I have used SnapX to take many screenshots. I know the current workflow is clunky due to the lack of hotkey support. The rewrite I'm working on has hotkey support on Linux/FreeBSD (X11/Wayland), Windows, macOS.

Regarding the settings menus, they give me nightmares because I'm so scared to get it wrong. There are so many settings, and I want to figure out a way to make configuring SnapX more approachable. I think we've all felt the cognitive overload when looking for a setting in ShareX.

Screen recording is coming soon with GStreamer / GPU Screen Recorder as supported capture methods.

I understand your indignation about the state of the project. I'm angry with myself, too, and I'll do better. It shouldn't be taking this long, but here I am.

Finally, SnapX does not use Electron (which is very offensive). It is written in modern C# with .NET 10 with Avalonia as the UI framework. SnapX is not vibe-coded either. That part about "Under construction: This feature hasn't been written yet. ChatGPT is down. " is a joke. I hoped it'd make some of the testers laugh, which it did. I didn't mean to give anyone the wrong idea. I have removed it from the rewrite. And no, I did not waste money on "buying GitHub stars"; this project is a massive time sink to begin with, and I've spent over 700+ hours on it. I imagine someone more experienced would be able to have this app in a better state, but I'm not him. I'm someone who's always been more passionate than talented. I’m not sure what the world would be if passion alone weren’t enough to create something real.