By ShotMaster 
Flameshot is not just a convenient tool for creating and processing screenshots, but also an open project with a vibrant community. The program code is freely available on GitHub, where developers and users from all over the world can add their improvements, fix bugs, and share ideas. Thanks to this, Flameshot is constantly evolving, and its functionality adapts to new user needs.
To participate in the development of the project, you do not have to be a programming professional. First of all, you can help by sharing your experience using it – leave a review or suggestion in the Issues section on GitHub. Original ideas for new features or improvements to existing tools are welcome here. All requests are carefully considered by the developers, and the most useful ideas are often implemented in future versions of Flameshot.
If you have knowledge in the field of programming, other ways to contribute are available to you. You can prepare your own Pull Request with bug fixes or additional features. Before doing so, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the project documentation and code style guidelines available in the repository. Active participation in testing and translating the interface is also highly appreciated: you can help with localization into new languages or report broken translations.
It is also important that anyone can join the project, regardless of their level of experience. Collaboration, mutual respect, and openness to new ideas have made Flameshot one of the most popular tools in its class. If you have ideas or a desire to help, don’t hesitate, because this is how modern open source software develops!