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Tips: Quick Screenshots With ScreenGrab

ScreenGrab is one of my favorite Firefox extensions that I use very frequently. One of the best features in ScreenGrab is the ability to take screenshot of a specific region of a webpage. This is great if you want to a quick screenshot for your blog. I use it even to copy part of images directly from the browser without having to open Photoshop to cut or resize. Notice that ScreenGrab support saving screenshot in JPEG format, which is better if your screenshots include photos, otherwise PNG is perfect for most other cases.

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Posted by Hatem on July 1, 2007 8:59 AM to Firefox Extensions | Tips | | View blog reactions

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This one is really cool! I like the ability to save an entire scrollable webpage. There was another extension for that but it used Java and thus would be very, very slow. The regional screenshot is already available in Linux ;)

Site icon Posted by Vincent | July 1, 2007 9:19 AM | Reply

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In ScreenGrab options you can also choose the old way to make screenshots with Java, but it's very slow compared to the new Gecko Canvas.

Site icon Posted, in reply to Vincent's comment, by Hatem | July 1, 2007 9:25 AM | Reply

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