Generally lets refer to plugins as effects, because that's what plugins provide and what matters to the user.
new shutter branding description:
"Turn the picture into a polaroid one with the Shutter logo and a subtitle added"
new grayscale:
"Turn the picture into a greyscale image (256 shades)"
make sure all descriptions start with a capital letter
pdf:
"Save your screenshot as a PDF file"
hard shadow:
"Add a shadow to the picture on a transparent background"
sunk border:
"Add an inverted 3d border to the picture"
turned paper:
"Add a torn-like broder to the picture"
negate:
"Invert the colors of the picture"
sepia:
"Add sepia color toning to the picture"
statusbar: "Current Profile" >> "Current profile"
session tab:
"# screenshots during this session" - it implies "# screenshots taken during this session", but it even says that when I restart shutter, so I think it means "# screenshots open in this session"
Execute a plugin >> Apply an effect
Generally lets refer to plugins as effects, because that's what plugins provide and what matters to the user.
new shutter branding description:
"Turn the picture into a polaroid one with the Shutter logo and a subtitle added"
new grayscale:
"Turn the picture into a greyscale image (256 shades)"
make sure all descriptions start with a capital letter
pdf:
"Save your screenshot as a PDF file"
hard shadow:
"Add a shadow to the picture on a transparent background"
sunk border:
"Add an inverted 3d border to the picture"
turned paper:
"Add a torn-like broder to the picture"
negate:
"Invert the colors of the picture"
sepia:
"Add sepia color toning to the picture"
statusbar: "Current Profile" >> "Current profile"
session tab:
"# screenshots during this session" - it implies "# screenshots taken during this session", but it even says that when I restart shutter, so I think it means "# screenshots open in this session"
"Current Preferences" >> "Current profile"
Rest are fine that I see