The online documentation is inaccurate. The developer says it will be fixed and literally years later, it remains the same. If you upgrade to get premium tech support, it is meaningless because you won't get replies either via email or the joke of a support forum. The "lifetime" license doesn't mean lifetime if you change browsers, despite the sales verbiage promising you can easily do so. I wish I had the hours back I spent wrestling with this extension.

It can only capture the visable part. I hope it can provide a functional capture selection and functional capture entire page for the Chat GPT web site.

It doesn't work unless you pay!

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Why does it ask to access all_urls? Just press ctrl+shift+i and go to the inspector settings (press f1 here) and go to Available Toolbox Buttons and turn on full-page screenshot. No need for risking your privacy and data. Scary extensions be damned.

It is misleading addon. It presents itself as Full Web Page Screenshots but even that most basic functionality is behind paywall. Even Firefox's basic screenshot functionality is better.

FireShot is incredibly effective for capturing webpages, and its core functionality is genuinely useful and much appreciated.

However, I'm giving it 1 star due to a critical issue: it is closed-source. This lack of transparency is a major concern. We, the users, cannot verify the code we are running in our browsers. This presents potential security and privacy risks, as there's no way to audit the extension for hidden tracking or malicious behaviour. Trust requires transparency.

I genuinely love what this extension does, and I would instantly change my rating to 5 stars if the developers embraced free and open-source principles.

I strongly urge other users to request this change as well. Open source is vital for user security and trust in browser extensions. Developers, please consider making FireShot open-source. The concept is fantastic, but its closed nature prevents a wholehearted recommendation.

They don't even allow cropping in the editor in the free version. That's like if the free version of Microsoft Word didn't allow you to type words. They know this is shameful, so they don't even mention it on their "pro vs free comparison" page: https ://getfireshot .com/upgraded .php

In the free version all links in PDF lead to their side. Therefore useless.

When my PC crashed, I had to reinstall Windows and my key was lost.

When I wrote to support, I received a 30 day code!

Even after several emails, there was no response.


CAUTION !

"No spyware and unnecessary permissions"

Lie!

They replace all the links in the pdf with their website, so anyone who gets my screenshot and clicks on its links will be logged. How Mozilla allows something like this on their side is a mystery to me.

First versions have full page screenshot, now the full web page screenshots extensions dont have full page, only visible page.

wont take a scrolling screen shot

La version gratuite ne permet pas de sélectionner une zone de capture.
Je Désactive ce module

Pros: can scroll Protected PDF on the Google Drive when the builtin screenshot tool or other addon can't.

Cons: The hard sell to the Pro version is too off-putting. Especially this bullshit dishonest statement: "Only a small part of this page can be saved *due to browser limitations*. You can use FireShot Pro to save the entire page to PDF". So it's my browser's fault that the whole page cannot be saved, but if I upgrade to Pro, even using the same browser, the page will be able to be saved? Are we supposed to be dumb to accept that statement?

Uninstalled at the end. I will search for other addons that can do Protected PDF scrolling.

Every time I go to take a screenshot the extension opens a new tab trying to sell me the pro version. If I see it one more time I'm going to throw my laptop in the river and move to the wilderness.

ads and a $39.95 pro version required for some features

lmao gl