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New Jetpack addon for Firefox does dead-simple web page captures
For those of you who like to keep things simple, this is the web page capture addon for you. erina59jet for Jetpack (translated) makes the process about as simple as it can get.Install the addon, and you'll see the pensive silhouette icon appear in the lower-right corner of your Firefox window. Want to capture a page? Just click the icon. The entire page (scrolling pages included) is instantly zapped to your desktop as a JPEG.
My apologies for the boring screencap - there's just not much to see with this one.
There aren't a ton of Jetpack addons available yet, but this one stands out from the current pack. As with the others, the icon's top edge slops over the top of the status bar. Can we get that fixed please? It's tarnishing my browser chrome!
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Subscribe to commentsfxpowerusrMay 29th 2009 9:31PM
How does this differ from the "Save complete page/frame" functionality of the Screengrab plugin for Firefox that saves the complete page as a .png file? It is interesting to see a page such as facebook or a blog saved in a single image.
DamianMay 30th 2009 10:57AM
Because it's a jetpack add-on, no re-start of Firefox needed to make this work. So far these add-ons are very simple and your better going with a normal extension, you know, if you want features. But these will be big for Firefox in say a year or 2.
RPMay 30th 2009 2:34AM
Is PNG format available too? I hate fuzzy screenshots.
CreepersCreekMay 30th 2009 12:11PM
This doesn't work quite right on a Mac, because it uses a \ instead of a / in the file path.
RayJun 1st 2009 3:15PM
Can't get it to work, I show it installed but the icon doesn't appear in the bottom right.