https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=475364
--- Comment #1 from Noah Davis <noaha...@gmail.com> --- There was never an eyedropper in the toolbar. There was a drop shaped icon in the toolbar next to the color selector, but that was just an icon, not an eyedropper. The method for picking a color from the image is still the same: Open color picker, click Pick Screen Color. > Currently there is no eyedropper in the toolbar. Under the pencil -> color > you can "pick a color from the screen". but this is not as seemly and seems > to not work as intended, before it was easy. In what way does it not work as intended? The indended function is to get the color of the spot on the screen where you clicked. Does it not do that? > Placing the eyedropper in the toolbar would help immensely I don't think I'll add a dropper directly to either of the annotation tools or annotation options toolbars. The tools toolbar can't have it because it would be unclear which tool or property of a given tool would get the picked color. The options toolbar could potentially have eye dropper buttons next to each of the related color buttons, but I don't think it's essential enough to put it directly in the toolbar and it would use up a not insignificant amount of additional space (up to 3 extra buttons for stroke, fill and font). However, I could replace the standard color picker dialog with a custom in-window popup that has an eye dropper button closer to the related color button. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
