Only when something changes
A new frame is kept only when your screen actually changes. A still screen costs nothing.
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Turn DejaVu on once. From then on, your Mac keeps a compressed memory of what was on screen and reads its text, right here on this Mac.
A new frame is kept only when your screen actually changes. A still screen costs nothing.
DejaVu reads the words on screen with Apple’s own text recognition, so you can search them later. Nothing goes to a server.
DejaVu never uses the microphone or system sound, and it never logs what you type.
When your Mac sleeps, locks or runs hot, DejaVu pauses, then picks up again on its own. If it ever stops, it tells you.
Memories fade gently: video first, then pictures, while the text can stay as long as you like. With Pro, you choose how long each one is kept.
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