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Unrelated, but you can actually use Firefox's own screenshot function which is far more robust than PrtScn, allowing you crop the image how you want (including
by lemoncookiechip 4y ago
Unrelated, but you can actually use Firefox's own screenshot function which is far more robust than PrtScn, allowing you crop the image how you want (including snap to element), you can also save to clipboard or download it for further editing or storing. The key-shortcut is CTRL+LSHIFT+S.
- enlyth 4y agoI find WIN + SHIFT + S to be superior, because it is not limited to the browser window, automatically copies to the clipboard, and you can choose to annotate it if you want
- jwagenet 4y agoI mean, if you are in Windows already you should be using Snip at least since Win7. It has cropping, window snap, and basic annotation, in addition to capture save and copy.