Info: FrameCompare.com - A New Screenshot Comparison Site - Bug reports and Feature Requests

Because sometimes it’s nice to compare more than just two images at a time…

http://www.framecompare.com/screenshotcomparison/WNNN8T8X

Create your own comparisons now:

http://www.framecompare.com

If you find a bug or would like to request a new feature, just post it below.

Laserschwert said:

Taking this from NeverarGreat’s thread I think you misunderstood my problem then: What I want is to be able to quickly switch between two version even blindly, and even when their tabs are not positioned next to each other. As it is now I have to carefully move the cursor up above the tabs, and back down to the correct tab. But I have a better idea: Right now you allow to upload up to 6 images - can you maybe add keyboard support so that you can change the image by simply pressing its number key?

I like that idea! I’ll see what I can do.

You can now select the active tab using the numbers on your keyboard (0-5).

Arrays in Javascript are 0 based, so the first tab is tab 0. I could make it tabs 1-6 if that’s an issue. I was testing using the number pad rather than the numbers across the top of the keyboard, so I didn’t really think too much about it…)

Adjusted the numbering, so now its numbers 1-6 on your keyboard.

Laserschwert said:

Now I’m happy! (if that’s what you were going for 😉 )

It’s my raison d’etre 😃

Williarob, this is great. Thanks for making a sweet tool for us all.

This is the best thing.

Great!

Now, it would be perfect if the comparison could be expanded fullscreen.

Agreed. Also, I noticed that once I’ve linked a file location, I’m unable to remove the link without starting over. It would be nice if there was an option to delete or manually enter/change a file location.

Also, an aesthetic issue - the bounding boxes for the ‘browse’ buttons are too small, and cut off part of the button.

hmmm. I did think about allowing you to edit and delete comparisons, but I can’t just throw those options on there or anybody who comes to the page to view your comparisons could simply edit or delete it. So then I though some sort of secret “owner identity key” needs to be generated upon creation but then you would need to save that somewhere locally so that you could come back and edit or delete, or perhaps I could tie them to your IP address and/or use a cookie… I’ll think about that. I just don’t want to force users to register, login and remember another password…

EDIT: The bounding box issue should be fixed now though.

I think IP solution would do - the one that uses screenshotcomparison probably.

Williarob said:

hmmm. I did think about allowing you to edit and delete comparisons, but I can’t just throw those options on there or anybody who comes to the page to view your comparisons could simply edit or delete it. So then I though some sort of secret “owner identity key” needs to be generated upon creation but then you would need to save that somewhere locally so that you could come back and edit or delete, or perhaps I could tie them to your IP address and/or use a cookie… I’ll think about that. I just don’t want to force users to register, login and remember another password…

EDIT: The bounding box issue should be fixed now though.

I don’t mean that I want to delete comparisons after they’ve been posted, rather it would be nice to be able to delete a link in one of the fields before it is posted.

Ah, well that I can do…

Added reset buttons to each part of the form, so now if you add three images and then decide to change one, or only go with two just click the reset button in that panel to reset just that image.

Not assuming that.

Of course, cookie would be better but, in case user would deny or block it, IP is the good second choice; at the end, how many users that share the same IP would use that site, and would eventually delete that very comparison?

I don’t think it works. The example is blank.

Whoops! Sorry, I broke the example, but it’s back up now.

Are animated Gifs supported?

They should be, though I haven’t tested it. All the images are hosted on imgur, so really it depends on whether or not imgur leaves the gif alone or tries to convert it to a jpeg…