The location of the pop-up window is uncomfortable about clop

[alin23]

Thanks for explaining, btw 'next reboot' means reboot Clop or reboot Mac? My Mac never reboot except upgrade os.

Mac reboot. I also only update on OS upgrade, but seems to be often enough for me to clean those backups.

If the system starts running out of space, it will also start cleaning up older files from those folders automatically.

[alin23]

OK, thanks for the report! Where would it make sense to appear?

[Awyugan]

OK, thanks for the report! Where would it make sense to appear?

Thanks for the reply, I have a few ideas.

1. Place it near the mouse, which may cause some inconvenience.
2. Select the file and right-click to pop up the clop option.
3. Use shortcut keys to quickly place clop.

[alin23]

Select the file and right-click to pop up the clop option.

Not sure if you know this, but you can already select a file and press Ctrl-O to optimise it in place. A Clop floating result will still appear, but you can just drag the file from Finder since it's already optimised, no need to touch Clop's result.

Finder-005494-Monday-17-19.mp4

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Also, if you enable the following options, you can just Cmd-C to copy the file: Clop will automatically optimise it inside your clipboard so you can just paste it already optimised.

[Awyugan]

This is great, thank you for explaining it!

[Awyugan]

Did you find a small problem when using clop? When converting jpeg or png, clop will use two sets of logic to export the image. If you want to directly replace the original file, another replacement cost will be added.

Solution: You can only choose to place it in another document and then delete the original file.

Usage scenario: screenshots in the course, when batch compression is required.

[kanchi240]

Did you find a small problem when using clop? When converting jpeg or png, clop will use two sets of logic to export the image. If you want to directly replace the original file, another replacement cost will be added.

Solution: You can only choose to place it in another document and then delete the original file.

Usage scenario: screenshots in the course, when batch compression is required.

I found there are backup files and converted files in these folders:
/private/tmp/backups
/private/tmp/clop/images
/private/tmp/clop/pdfs

Could it possible add a feature that do not backup original and converted files? Thanks.
@alin23

[alin23]

@kanchi240 No it's not possible, those files are needed as input files for optimizing, cropping and downscaling. They will get deleted automatically on next reboot.

@Awyugan I'm not sure I understand the problem, but you can make another issue for that to explain it better. This one seems solved.

[kanchi240]

Thanks for explaining, btw 'next reboot' means reboot Clop or reboot Mac? My Mac never reboot except upgrade os.