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One-click screenshots with a mouse button

SnippySnip's capture shortcut is ⌃⇧4. Bind that to a button on your mouse and grabbing anything on screen becomes a single click — no key chord, no reaching for the keyboard. The button we like best is the small one right behind the scroll wheel on the Logitech MX Master 3S — it falls right under your index finger.

Logitech MX Master 3S

1.Get the mouse & Logitech's app

You'll need a Logitech MX Master 3S and Logitech's free Logi Options+ app (logitech.com). Install Options+ and make sure it sees your mouse.

2.Open Options+ and pick the button

Launch Logi Options+, select your MX Master 3S, and open the Buttons tab. On the mouse diagram, click the button right behind the scroll wheel — Logi calls it the Top button. (This is what the finished setup looks like:)

Logi Options+ Buttons view — the Top button behind the scroll wheel bound to Ctrl-Shift-4

The Buttons view — the Top button sits just behind the scroll wheel.

3.Assign the SnippySnip shortcut

In the Actions panel that opens, choose Keyboard shortcut, then press ⌃⇧4 (Control + Shift + 4) so it records the combination — you'll see ^Ctrl + ⇧Shift + 4 appear in the field. That's it; it saves automatically.

Logi Options+ Actions panel with Keyboard shortcut selected and Ctrl-Shift-4 recorded

Keyboard shortcut → press ⌃⇧4 → the field shows the recorded combo.

4.Click to capture

That's it. Press the button anytime and SnippySnip's region capture starts instantly — drag to snip, and it's on your clipboard before you let go. Prefer full-screen or recording? Assign ⌃⇧5 to another button the same way.

Tip: Options+ can make the binding per-app, so the button only fires the shortcut where you want it. And any mouse whose software supports a custom keystroke works — the MX Master 3S is just the one we reach for.

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