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> Take Screenshot of the Entire Page is something I’ve wanted in a browser Firefox natively supports this. > Edit Text on Page is very useful to me as a trans

> Take Screenshot of the Entire Page is something I’ve wanted in a browser Firefox natively supports this. > Edit Text on Page is very useful to me as a translator. `document.designMode = "on"` in the console in any browser.

motform 5y ago
Full page screenshots are actually supported by FF, Chrome and Safari (even on mobile). For some reason, the feature is always hidden in some absurd place https://www.idownloadblog.com/2021/04/08/capture-full-page-screenshots-safari-firefox-chrome-mac/ https://www.idownloadblog.com/2021/04/08/capture-full-page-s...
- dlccyes 5y ago
  only Firefox let you decide what exact area you want to screenshot tho (not limited to full page)
  - kkjjkgjjgg 5y ago
    MS Edge "Web Capture" gives you the option to screenshot the full page or select an area.
  - est 5y ago
    Chrome: Open DevTools (F12 or sth), go to page, select the HTML node, right click, take screenshot.
sprucevoid 5y ago
I wish Firefox would natively let us silently take full page screenshots from a keyboard shortcut. It is (currently) a three click operation, but they seem to change the steps and graphics for it every year or so.
- rpadovani 5y ago
  CTRL+SHIFT+s does the trick for me, on Linux. I don't remember to have enabled it explicitly, so probably it works out of the box
  - maleldil 5y ago
    It works on Windows too. You can also right-click on an empty section of the page and click Take Screenshot.
    - sprucevoid 5y ago
      That hotkey only opens the graphical overlay to take a screenshot. So not silent and additional steps required.
  - ivanche 5y ago
    Definitely works out of the box. Cmd+Shift+S on Mac.
  - sprucevoid 5y ago
    That hotkey only opens the graphical overlay to take a screenshot. So not silent and additional steps required.
forgotpwd16 5y ago
Bookmarklet to enable design mode. javascript:document.designMode='on';void 0;
neogodless 5y ago
What are the steps to take a screenshot in Firefox? I could not find it in the menus. Thanks in advance! EDIT: Ah context-menu (typically right-click) gets you to "Take Screenshot"

motform 5y ago

Full page screenshots are actually supported by FF, Chrome and Safari (even on mobile). For some reason, the feature is always hidden in some absurd place https://www.idownloadblog.com/2021/04/08/capture-full-page-screenshots-safari-firefox-chrome-mac/ https://www.idownloadblog.com/2021/04/08/capture-full-page-s...

dlccyes 5y ago
only Firefox let you decide what exact area you want to screenshot tho (not limited to full page)
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y ago
  MS Edge "Web Capture" gives you the option to screenshot the full page or select an area.
- est 5y ago
  Chrome: Open DevTools (F12 or sth), go to page, select the HTML node, right click, take screenshot.

sprucevoid 5y ago

I wish Firefox would natively let us silently take full page screenshots from a keyboard shortcut. It is (currently) a three click operation, but they seem to change the steps and graphics for it every year or so.

rpadovani 5y ago
CTRL+SHIFT+s does the trick for me, on Linux. I don't remember to have enabled it explicitly, so probably it works out of the box
- maleldil 5y ago
  It works on Windows too. You can also right-click on an empty section of the page and click Take Screenshot.
  - sprucevoid 5y ago
    That hotkey only opens the graphical overlay to take a screenshot. So not silent and additional steps required.
- ivanche 5y ago
  Definitely works out of the box. Cmd+Shift+S on Mac.
- sprucevoid 5y ago
  That hotkey only opens the graphical overlay to take a screenshot. So not silent and additional steps required.

forgotpwd16 5y ago

Bookmarklet to enable design mode. javascript:document.designMode='on';void 0;

neogodless 5y ago

What are the steps to take a screenshot in Firefox? I could not find it in the menus. Thanks in advance! EDIT: Ah context-menu (typically right-click) gets you to "Take Screenshot"