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But why duplicate the screen-cap utility already available on your OS (which works exactly the same way)? Do I not get it?
by leadingthenet 10y ago
But why duplicate the screen-cap utility already available on your OS (which works exactly the same way)? Do I not get it?
- sp332 10y agoIt does save the original URL with the screenshot, which I guess is convenient. I prefer Firefox's version which lets you snap individual elements precisely, but it's hard to use. ("Inspect element", then right-click the node and "screenshot node".) They do have an experimental first-party extension called Page Shot that makes this easier to use, and adds full-text search to boot! https://testpilot.firefox.com/ https://testpilot.firefox.com/
- lsh 10y agovivaldi has a screencap facility as well that will capture the whole web page or just selections of it. it's a fairly recent addition. prior to that it would take screencaps when record notes about a site but only the current viewframe.