To the developer:
In outlook.com, if you read an email whose bottom part you have to scroll down, using this addon Page Screenshot, it will screenshot the whole VISIBLE AREA but not the NOT VISIBLE PART that is seen only when you scroll down your email.
What I wanted was an addon that would allow me to get a screenshot in jpg or pdf of not only the visible part of the email but especially also the not visible part of the email that is accessible only when you scroll down to see it.

Therefore, I cannot use this addon because it does not do what its title says "Full Web Page Screenshots". The title should be "Screenshot of Only the visible part of the Web Page".

Right click access=SUPER fast & convenient. So easy to send to email-3 clicks: 1)Right click, go to last entry over to its side menu 2)L click "send to email" 3)L click "send" DONE!

Scroll & Save Section of Page!! Save as Image or PDF WITH Page info that you can format to your specs. Better than other Screen Savers (Nimus, SingleFile or PrintEdit which do have other features I don't need most of the time). I especially like options to format name of file to save as. Good add on. Thank you for your time & effort to bring to the public.

I have grown to depend on Fireshot. I've used other similar products in the past, but finally there's one that is easy to use and works like a charm. Thank you.

Não funciona, os screenshot ficam cortados pela metade.

Nice. thanks

Does everything I need it to do!

Une petit chose à savoir : pendant la capture il ne faut pas changer d'onglet.
Les exports PDF & JPEG sont idéals 👍

firefox打印输出PDF有时候会不稳定，还是用插件稳定快捷

I have used Snip and sketch as a standalone app in the past to copy screenshots. Fireshot within the browser is easier and the image quality is better. Might consider upgrading to Pro.

Powerful, easy to use, even in the Free version.
Numerous options included in the Pro version.
FireShot is, with no doubt, the best capture web page extension.

Incredibly useful for capturing full-page screenshots, when no other app will do it. Sure, you can use built-in tools to capture your whole screen or a small selection, maybe even make a recording, but the entire page as a static image, delivered QUICKLY? FireShot's a must.