Any screenshot extension to include FF address bar also?

[Vicks Rocz]

I am using ScreenGrab which beautifully takes the screenshot of full
page in current tab.

However, it doesn't FF frame so address bar doesn't come which is needed
because it shows the url on which I am in (of that page).

Is there any other screenshot extension which would include the FF frame
also?

or, maybe, screengrab developers could consider including this option in
some future version.

thanks.
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Vicks

[David McRitchie]

"Vicks Rocz" <inv...@invalid.none> wrote in message news:LYKdnUfYltusfh7b...@mozilla.org...

Hi Vick,s
Incidentally people would probably like you to include a link as well
as the picture instead of expecting everyone to copy what can be
seen or guessed of the url in the picture character by character into the location bar.

Here is one
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/screenshotcaptor/index.html
(please don't produce any of those horrible dimmed grayed images as in examples)
allows you to put up tags with arrows to items, and circle any number of items
in choices of color, so it probably has what you need.

I use SnagIT (snagit.com) which is higher end.

[Vicks Rocz]

A 7+ MB exe.

I wonder if something smaller size, and as an extension of ff is available.

but yeah, ability to put remakrs, circles in the page would be very
handy in the screenshot. Maybe, I should go ahead and install it.

>
> I use SnagIT (snagit.com) which is higher end.
>
>

I think I had installed this as an extension, but after installing it,
it wanted me to download full program from their site for it to work.
That is not the basic philosophy of extensions hence I had uninstalled it.

thanks.
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Vicks

[David Pyles]

Check out MWSnap. It's small and had a little editing ability for
adding pointers, etc. http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html

It's not a FF extension, though.
Dave Pyles

[David McRitchie]

"David Pyles"...

> On 6/29/2007 8:30 AM, Vicks Rocz wrote:

Screen Shot Captor (7.38MB download)
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/screenshotcaptor/index.html

> > I wonder if something smaller size, and as an extension of ff is available.

> > but yeah, ability to put remarks, circles in the page would be very

> > handy in the screenshot. Maybe, I should go ahead and install it.

> Check out MWSnap (643KB download). It's small and had a little editing

> ability for > adding pointers, etc

> http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html
>
> It's not a FF extension, though. -- Dave Pyles

Hi Vicks,
Unless you are uploading immediately to a screenshot site,
I can't think of other reasons why a FF extension would be better.

A separate application would allow you to take a screen shot of
anything independent of FF, always have the same interface to
work with and not add anything to the size of Firefox, have no
worries about interfacing with later versions of FF. You will notice
that the one mentioned by Dave Pyles has not been updated in
five years so add stability. But here are
three FF extensions you can compare features.

Snapper :: Firefox Add-ons
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2703

Endnote :: Firefox Add-ons
"Collects URL, hostname, last modification time and title page and exports to a RIS file."
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3131

Screengrab! :: Firefox Add-ons
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1146

[Vicks Rocz]

On 6/29/2007 08:01 PM India Time, _David McRitchie_ wrote:

> "David Pyles"...
>> On 6/29/2007 8:30 AM, Vicks Rocz wrote:
>
> Screen Shot Captor (7.38MB download)
> http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/screenshotcaptor/index.html
>
>>> I wonder if something smaller size, and as an extension of ff is available.
>>> but yeah, ability to put remarks, circles in the page would be very
>>> handy in the screenshot. Maybe, I should go ahead and install it.
>
>> Check out MWSnap (643KB download). It's small and had a little editing
>> ability for > adding pointers, etc
>> http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html

I installed Mwsnap but found that it was quite kiddish. small arrows
etc. which no one would notice. So I uninstalled it.

I have gone ahead to download the bulky 7 MB software and installed it.
It is indeed worth it, giving lots of options for highlighting various
contents on the page. So, I am using it.

But, it is not much good at taking screenshots. I find ScreenGrab much
more convenient. So I am taking the screenshots in Screengrab, and
opening that image file in screenshotcaptor to annotate.

thanks for the pointer.

>>
>> It's not a FF extension, though. -- Dave Pyles
>
> Hi Vicks,
> Unless you are uploading immediately to a screenshot site,
> I can't think of other reasons why a FF extension would be better.
>
> A separate application would allow you to take a screen shot of
> anything independent of FF, always have the same interface to
> work with and not add anything to the size of Firefox, have no
> worries about interfacing with later versions of FF. You will notice
> that the one mentioned by Dave Pyles has not been updated in
> five years so add stability. But here are
> three FF extensions you can compare features.
>
> Snapper :: Firefox Add-ons
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2703

I had installed it, tried it for almost a week and could not understand
how it works, so removed it.

>
> Endnote :: Firefox Add-ons
> "Collects URL, hostname, last modification time and title page and exports to a RIS file."
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3131
>
> Screengrab! :: Firefox Add-ons
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1146

My fav.

I again installed snag it and even gone to download its full program but
found that that was a paid program. So I uninstalled the extension.

I think it was funny that the extension is there but would not work
until the full program is downloaded and installed, that too, a paid
program. I think that is not the philosophy behind extensions.

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Vicks