- May 04, 2018 Right now I am using a app called awesome screenshot which adds a extension to safari but the kind of full webpage screenshot it takes appear distorted and weird. I have attached on how it looks on an iPad mind you it looks ok on an iPhone but not good on iPad.
- Feb 14, 2020 Taking full-page screenshot is not an easy task. Printing to PDF fails most of the times. MacOS Grab app (Cmd+Shift+4) works only on the visible part of the browser window. Third party apps may help, but the one I tried (Web Snapper) produced unreliable results (just try a Macupdate page) and it's no longer supported by developers.
- In those cases, the extension won’t work and you won’t be able to take any screenshots. Capture A Full Page Screenshot In Firefox (Without An Extension) Firefox also has a built-in developers menu to let you capture full page screenshots without needing to install an add-on. Compared to Chrome, finding and using the option in Firefox is easier.
Jul 17, 2019 Download Page Screenshot for Safari for macOS 10.13 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. Page Screenshot for Safari is an awesome extension, just a click away, ready to use every time you need to capture a webpage screenshot, either the full page or just part of it.
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Screenshots on macOS devices are equally easy to do and share with others, or upload online and across social networks. But, when capturing entire webpages or any type of scrolling content, your captures are limited to what is viewable on the screen. What if you need to capture more?
We’ve compiled 2 handy shortcuts for how to take a screenshot of a whole web page and scrolling content on a Mac. With a Setapp subscription, you’ll be able to use both for free and choose what works for you the best. Learn how to capture webpages entirely, print, copy to clipboard, add annotations, and share easily.
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This is how so-called scrolling screen capture works with it:
- Open the web page you need to snap.
- Launch Capto.
- Click on the Capto icon on the menu bar.
- Select Snap active browser URL.
This will result in a full webpage screenshot, which will be saved to Library. From there, you can easily crop, organize, and share your screen capture.
Capto is useful for creative professionals, marketers, students, and anyone who needs a robust screen recorder on Mac. The problem with using Capto for full-page capturing is that it works only with web pages. If you need to grab some scrolling part of an app interface or a text doc, Capto won’t help you. But we know who will.
Capture scrolling content on Mac
CleanShot X is a universal screen capturing app for Mac, with over 50 useful features. Great news for you, scrolling capture is one of them. Here’s how to use CleanShot X to save scrolling content:
- Select Scrolling Capture in the app menu
- Drag to select a scrollable area on your screen
- Hit Start Capture and scroll down
- Once you’ve captured the full scrollable area, hit Done
- Open your screen capture from the overlay menu and edit if needed.
How to capture a screen with keyboard shortcuts
All Mac keyboard shortcuts will suffice if you need to grab just the visible part of your screen.
Hold down the ⌘-Shift-3 buttons. This will record your entire screen as a screenshot.
To screenshot an area of your Mac screen hold down the ⌘-Shift-4 buttons, and your pointer will turn into crosshairs. Move this crosshair over any area that you want to screenshot.
Screenshot Whole Webpage Mac
Most Mac devices also make it possible to take a screenshot of a visible part of window, e.g. the files in your Desktop, just hold down ⌘-Shift-4 followed by the Space.
Safari Screenshot Mac
When you take a screenshot on a Mac with keyboard shortcuts, the image is automatically saved to your desktop as a .PNG file with the time and date stamp for when the image was taken as the file name. You can later convert into other image formats, such as JPEG/JPGs, GIFs, etc.
Now you can use your Mac's Preview app to crop, resize, rotate, and add some text and arrows. It offers basic tools for editing images. For more advanced features like webpage and scrolling content capturing, you’ll need to get Capto or CleanShot X — both available on Setapp for 7 days free.