If you want to screenshot a web page in its entirety on Chrome, you typically need to capture multiple screenshots and stitch them to get the desired output. But as you can imagine, this isn’t ...

If you take a screenshot of web pages to document their content, this usually only captures the visible area. Of course, you could scroll forward a bit at a time, then capture a new section and ...

Being able to take quick screenshots is one of the many cool features built into Mac OS X. Few Web pages fit cleanly into the browser window, so if you need to capture a full Web page, you will ...

When capturing Web pages, your captures are typically limited to what is viewable on the screen. A Chrome extension by Google, however, allows you to capture an entire page. Here's how: ...

Snapping a screenshot of a web page is simple enough, but capturing the entire page if it extends beyond the borders of a single screen is a hassle. Capture Full Page screenshots entire pages ...

There are a million ways to take a screenshot, including the Snipping Tool that comes with Windows Vista, free utilities like Screen Capturer, and high-powered commercial programs like Snag-It.

The free Webpage Screenshot extension for the Chrome browser lets you save an entire Web page as a PNG file. For $20, the FastStone Capture program saves all or part of your screen as JPEG ...

However, webapp Site2Pic is a standout for its simplicity. It does one thing and it does it well: take a screenshot of a web page for sharing. Just enter the URL and you'll quickly get a ...

Also, the initial implementation lacks the exception capability for preventing the browser from taking "screenshots" of specific websites (a button for manually saving a select page would also be ...

It's surprisingly simple to capture a long web page in a single screenshot on your iPhone or iPad, and edit it to hold just the information you want. When you create a screenshot on your iPhone ...