Thanks a lot, and for the wishes too! In terms of dependencies though, it's more or less the same as I'm doing right now: your approach needs Python, Pillow and yourserver.py (3 dependencies), while the one I currently use needs NodeJS, NPM and HTTP Server (3 dependencies), so not that much of a difference between them, since both of them can disable CORS. I appreciate the suggestion though, you certainly have a lot of goodies you made, nice work!As I am not an expert in Python, but I made this a long ago– it’s a simple server tool that handles CORS without all the extra headaches. Just run it, hide it in the tray, and let it do its magic. No need for all those extra apps, and you can keep your focus where it belongs. Hope it makes life a little easier!
https://github.com/NSTechBytes/YourServer

Thanks again, this works perfectly at the command line! In my skin though, where I now use a single measure and ShotCap, I have this:I think in cases where you don't add a file extension at the end of the directory name (e.g., F:\Wireless), the command should look like this:Code:
ShotCap.exe -f screenshot.jpg -r 750,300,400,400 -format jpg -quality 70 -p -repeat 0.04 180 -dir F:\Wireless
Code:
shotcap -f Screenshot.jpg -r #CURRENTCONFIGX#,#CURRENTCONFIGY#,#CURRENTCONFIGWIDTH#,#CURRENTCONFIGHEIGHT# -format jpg -quality 70 -p -repeat 0.04 #FM# -dir "#CURRENTPATH#"
Code:
Failed to save screenshot (C:\Users\[User]\Documents\Rainmeter\Skins\Screen Ruler" \Screenshot_001.jpg). Status code: 7
Code:
shotcap -f "#CURRENTPATH#Screenshot.jpg" -r #CURRENTCONFIGX#,#CURRENTCONFIGY#,#CURRENTCONFIGWIDTH#,#CURRENTCONFIGHEIGHT# -format jpg -quality 70 -p -repeat 0.04 #FM#

Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Yesterday, 6:39 pm