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I actually used the screenshots feature for the first time (to illustrate my devconf.cz talk this week, do come, it's free!). The nice thing about it is that y
by rwmj 2y ago
I actually used the screenshots feature for the first time (to illustrate my devconf.cz talk this week, do come, it's free!). The nice thing about it is that you can scroll the page while framing the screenshot, allowing you to take a shot of the whole page including everything below the fold. I think such a feature needs to be integrated into the browser.
- _flux 2y ago> I think such a feature needs to be integrated into the browser. It certainly helps/simplifies the problem, but I imagine in most cases a builtin image stitcher inside the screenshot tool could also work in great majority of cases. Infact I would expect someone have done that already..
- rwmj 2y agoYeah, definitely possible. The firefox screenshot feature is fairly smoothly integrated and intuitive, a rare moment of clarity from their UI team.
- sgc 2y agoJust use `screenshot --fullpage` from the console. I usually do something like `screenshot --dpr 3 --fullpage` for a higher resolution image
- rwmj 2y ago"Console" being the Linux shell or the Firefox JS console? I don't understand how that could work from the shell.
- jonnybarnes 2y agoYes, Console being the Firefox DevTools console
- aragilar 2y agoIs this different to the Web Developer console?
- crtasm 2y agoOr rightclick on the page, Take Screenshot, Save full page button the --dpr option sounds useful, I'll try that out.