If you are using Mozilla Firefox browser, try the Method 2.If you don’t want to download any software or extension, try Method 1 or Method 7.
You can use the built-in tools in your computer or mobile phones to get that done quickly: Shift + Command + 4 on a Mac or Ctrl + PrtScn on a PC. If you simply want to capture a static window or a full desktop screen, this guide is NOT for you.
This guide is for those who want to take a whole screenshot of the entire or long web page - meaning there are sections that aren’t totally visible on your screen. I’ll also point out the pros and cons of each method, just wanted to save your time figuring out which method is the best for you. You want to get this done quickly, so I’ll show you how to do it step by step. I’ve tried a handful of tools and techniques that claim to be able to screenshot an entire webpage, but only a few still work as of this writing.
If you are looking for how to capture a full web page screenshot on Mac or PC, this is the place for you.
