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.

webmaster passionate about new technologies and especially Firefox which is my favorite work tool with my VIP FireShot extension

Works pretty well, sometimes I must reload for better screenshot.

I'd rate it higher if I could, it's that good.

Works very well, super useful. Whenever a page can't be saved as a PDF in one take, I'll go for "Capture selection", save a set of PNGs then combine them into one PDF on Acrobat.

It works quite good!

nice

Does the job very well!

Very, vary useful add-on. I highly recommend it.

C'est un très bons outil. Presque parfait.

literally the only one you'll need, made an account just to rate this because I used it just now to take a a full page screenshot of a scroll window within a window so 10/10 tbh ngl imo

Very versatile tool. Many options to capture, edit & send web page info.

- Need to use additional directory in 'downloads', can't provide path to this one directly
- Creates one big PDF instead of several pages