I’m back to using FireShot. This extension that allows you to take screenshots of what is inside your browser window enticed me to no end when it first came out – but with it’s lack of features I had to let it go. Here is a little more about the extension just in case you missed it the first time around…
What is FireShot and Why Do I Need It?
FireShot is a Firefox extension that creates screenshots of web pages. Unlike other extensions, this plugin provides a set of editing and annotation tools, which let users quickly modify captures and insert text and graphical annotations. Such functionality will be especially useful for web designers, testers and content reviewers.
Some of these newest features include:
- Screenshot can be uploaded to server for resizing, commenting and blogging.
- Added Undo/Redo feature
- Added “Resume editing” option
- Line width can be specified
- Improved page extents detection mechanism (now supports GMail, E-Bay and other frame-based sites)
- Improved memory management routines and error handling messages.
- Added MS Outlook support
- Working folder can be set up and periodically erased.
As you can see there is even more to love here. More now than ever before! Give the FireShot extension another shot. It is the perfect compainion for anybody who works with screen grabs a lot.
Thanks for posting this! I tried out FireSpot before and had unistalled the plugin. I have been playing with it this morning….and I really like the new features
cool find, never saw this one before. where you been hding it?!!
I will just use my print screen button and photoshop thank you. :)
Please change links to http://screenshot-program.com/fireshot
Thanks.
That's fine for Windows users, but the Mac OSX comes with this feature as standard. You may also choose a single key to activate either to capture the entire screen or another key to capture a selectable portion of the screen. The picture files you capture are saved in the location you choose, automatically named and numbered. Date and time are recorded and there is no limit on the number of shots you can capture and save.
Apple rules, Windows trails sadly behind, as usual.
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
Very true, thanks for the perspective from the Mac side of things. :)
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The effect was so good!! Highly Recommend it.