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Snipping Tool will also be able to detect QR codes in the near future, assuming testing goes well.
We already knew thatshape support was on the way to Windows 11’s Snipping Tool.
Microsoft has a surprisingly rich and controversial history related to emojis.
Now we know that shapes feature will also allow you to add emojis to screen captures.
Some new features/changes are coming to Snipping Tool soon.
I suspect many will use Emojis playfully by adding eyeballs or fire emojis to images.
Microsoft has a surprisingly rich and controversial history related to emojis.
That’s certainly what I plan to do.
You may not see them on your PC, even if you’re running an Insider build.
They are the 3D emojis that were mysteriously absent from Windows 11 for years.
Thankfully for 3D emoji lovers everywhere, Microsoft has sinceadded 3D emojis to its operating system.
Now, those same 3D emojis are in testing within the Snipping Tool.
Of course, we all thought those emojis would ship to Windows 11 long before they became generally available.
PhantomOcean3 also shared a screenshot that included a button to detect QR codes.
An HDR screenshot color corrector is also on the way and already available in version 11.24.03.8.0 of the app.
