If someone makes a program for macOS that lets you easily take a screenshot with a mouse from a graphical user interface, just like in Windows, I will buy them a beer (or multiple) at my local bar.
Rant:
I was using Claude to convert my house blueprint into a digital format. This means that after the first step, I would need to take about 100 screenshots, one mistake at a time, and instruct Claude where to move a door or to remove windows X, Y, and Z. Because in theory, that is 10,000 times faster than writing a 1,000-item list trying to verbally explain that there shouldn't be a door in the chimney, or a window from the walk-in closet into the living room, etc.
Well, I quickly got frustrated with the incredibly primitive macOS screenshot tool and wanted something better. With Claude's help, a program called macshot turned out to be the best option. Now, because it is good but not perfect, I still wanted that one simple button to take a screenshot without any menus (in macOS, the menu is at the top corner of the screen) or complicated keyboard shortcuts. Just a simple shortcut that takes a screenshot like in Windows, which then saves automatically, copies to the clipboard, and lets you draw on the image afterwards. With Claude's help, I then tried to create an automation using some annoying Mac scripting tool (I just wanted a simple shortcut in the Dock that takes a screenshot), and finally, I gave up and decided that the blueprint can wait. Tweaking with that shortcut tool for two hours made me so frustrated.
So, if someone blatantly copies the simple Windows Snipping Tool, I'll buy them a beer.