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Screenshots' properties
Clicking, dragging
You should be able to click and drag on the phone by doing the same on the screenshot.
Low resolution
If the resolution of the screen is width times height, then the low resolution has width/2 times height/2.
PNG (slower than JPEG)
JPEG is a lossy compression. It is fast and has a very good compression ratio, but the image gets noisy. PNG is much slower, the image size is larger, but it uses lossless compression.
Use only first framebuffer
Usually Android uses double buffering: while the phone uses one of the two framebuffers to display, it prepares the new image on the other one. Then swaps them. That's an old trick to avoid flickering.
On some older phones (for example on HTC G1 aka Dream) may display some parts from the first, and some parts from the second framebuffer, but in this case usually the second framebuffer doesn't contains a whole image. This option forces Webkey to use only the first framebuffer.
Record images
The phone starts to save images to a temporary folder /sdcard/webkey_TEMP/ as fast as it can. It uses the selected options (Low resolution, Horizontal, Flip, Png/Jpeg, Use only first framebuffer). After pressing Stop recording, the phone makes a zip archive from the images and sends it to the browser.
Typing
The large text area is for inject keys to the phone. You can do it immediately if "Send while typing" is checked, or you can send all the written text by pressing the button Send text. The button DEL injects Back.
Config keys
Unfortunately only those keys can be injected which are elements of the English alphabet or listed under this menu.
SMS mode
If you try to send special characters, like ő, ű in an SMS message, then these characters force Android to switch to unicode format, where the number of characters in a message drops from 160 to 70. If SMS mode is checked, then lines with "works in SMS mode" have priority.
LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2010 Péter Móra, Zoltán Papp
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