Take full-size or area screenshots from your browser without additional tools

So small, so useful. Did you know that you don’t need additional software to take full-size or area screenshots while browsing the web? It’s enough to:

1. Open the Chrome Browser
2. Go to page where you want to take a screenshot
3. Open the Chrome DevTools Panel (ctrl + shift + I on Linux/Windows or cmd + shift + I on Mac)
4. Click ctrl + shift + p on Linux/Windows or cmd + shift + p on Mac
5. Start typing screenshot
6. Choose which type of screenshot you want to take (normal, node, full-size, area)
7. Select the area if needed
8. The picture will be saved the same way as any other file downloaded from the Internet

It’s all! I know it’s small but to be honest I love that simple option to take screenshots of the full page — not only the visible part but everything without scrolling or additional tools. Have fun!

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[Pritesh Usadadiya]

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