Recognition is given where recognition is due. This is the best implementation of a screenshot extension I have seen, and to top it off, it's 100% free, unlike the others I have seen on here with fewer features. Just one suggestion: add a feature to turn the page into a PDF. That's the only thing I see missing, other 10/10

i love this addon and use it daily for loads of pages as an amateur web archivist. i noticed a weird bug however after updating to firefox 136 (was using 102 previously): my output images are 2x the size they're supposed to be (i am not using high DPI on my computer btw). i'd love to have it back to normal again if possible, where the screenshot is 1:1 identical to browser window dimensions (excluding added header+footer and length for fullpage captures). would you happen to know how to fix this? hopefully this is the right place to ask. thanks :)

работает просто супер!

I've used this extension for years and am perfectly happy with it, except for one thing.

It's probably my PC and not the developer, but the toolbar icon is nowhere to be found. I can use the context menu easily enough, but having that little camera icon on my toolbar was rather comforting in a way.

Firefox 127.0 (64 bit)
Windows 11, version 6.3, sub/build 22631

It would be nice if shortcuts could also be used to take screenshots. Alternatively, it would be useful to be able to take a screenshot with just one click on the extension's icon.

Works great!

Best screen shot saver out there; does what awesome screenshot will not! Can take far larger screenshots than all the other extensions I used. Doesn't pick up repeating scrolling garbage bars on websites that Awesome Screenshot does.

Awesome tool.

One of the Best!

This is the ONLY webpage screenshot tool that's capable of handling huge shots, because it splits up really big ones. All the other tools screw things up and either don't grab the whole thing or just give blanks.

Very useful tool when I'm researching my family tree because it enables me to quickly take a screenshot of an entire transcript of a document.

I've been trying a bunch of screenshot tools hoping to find one that is capable of grabbing a huge page. None of them could. Sadly, this one couldn't either, but it came closest. It split the page into two images, which I could easily join together myself, but the first one turned out to be empty. Either way, it's very easy to use, and is really fast too. Hoping this one little bug can be fixed in the future.

Update: the quick fix sent to me by the developer worked great (gfx.max-alloc-size = 600000000). It's perfect now.

Considering the fact that Firefox has gone full SJW and will NOT let you use it"s capture on certain websites this will work just fine.

I tested many other apps that claim to be able to capture a whole webpage and none could do the job. This one does flawlessly! Thank you very much!

Was pulling my hair trying to get web pages into pdf. All the pdf addons SUCK. So... I'm using this to create a jpg. I then use a script to convert the jpg into a pdf (via magick) and then OCR it (via ocrmypdf). Works perfect!! Sent the developers a donation! Thanks. :)

i tested many, and in case of long long pages, they were only grabbing part of the screen. this extension, however, is able to grab long long page. if the page is too long it will save several files. but it will get everything.

Nice tool...however sometimes the entire page do not work on javascript pages...

OMG! I've rediscovered Pearl Crescent! A Million Thank Yous! Click and the page is saved. It's that easy. After recently upgrading to this new abominable version of Firefox I thought about going back. Me thinks Me will stay around now.
Now, could somebody fix TabMixPlus, please. kthnxbai.