Our First Batch of Screenjelly Updates!

Thank you for all the feedback since we launched Screenjelly! It has been a very exciting launch, and we love hearing back from you! We have been reading all of this great feedback and are launching some updates that answer many of your requests.

We are very interested in learning what you are using Screenjelly for, what you’ve loved, what you’ve hated, and what would make Screenjelly even better for you. We created a Twitter account just for your feedback and your support questions: @AskScreenjelly. Please use it to let us know what you think!

Some of the changes:

• We created this blog, because 140 characters really is not always enough.
• We made some changes to the way we present the concept of private recordings.
• We fixed a bug that caused Screenjelly to show alerts that Flash Player and/or Java were not installed on users’ computers when they actually were.
• We fixed a bug that broke Screenjelly in Safari for users with the Flip4Mac plug-in installed.

And you’ll especially like these ones:

• We greatly improved the quality of audio on recordings.
• We worked out the ability to embed screen recordings wherever you want.

Also, some of you were confused on why you needed to sign in with Twitter to use features completely unrelated to Twitter. While you still have to, we think we now do a better job explaining why you are redirected to Twitter. And don’t worry, we’ll be adding other ways to sign in soon!

Finally, we understand that some of you were frustrated that we made you follow @Screenjelly without asking, so we made this optional. We realize making you follow us without any warning wasn’t the right thing to do. The reason we originally did this was to make it easier for us to reach out to you if you need any help, and we still encourage you to follow us—some future features may even require it!

Expect some more big things from Screenjelly in the near future!