To use the FireShot extension in Mozilla Firefox to save an entire webpage: [1, 2]
- Install FireShot:
- Go to the official FireShot Firefox Add-on Page.
- Click Add to Firefox and confirm the installation prompts. [1, 2]
- Open the Webpage:
- Navigate to the website or page you want to capture. [1]
- Trigger FireShot:
- Click the FireShot "S" icon located in the toolbar at the top-right corner of your Firefox browser. (Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut if configured). [1, 2]
- Select "Capture Entire Page":
- From the drop-down menu that appears, click Capture entire page (or "Capture entire page and..." depending on your preferred action). [1, 2, 3]
- Save or Export:
- Once FireShot finishes scrolling and stitching the page, a preview window will open.
- Choose to save your capture as an Image (PNG / JPEG), PDF, or copy it to your clipboard. [1, 2, 3, 4]
(Note: Firefox also has a built-in full-page screenshot tool if you prefer not to use an extension: press Ctrl + Shift + S or right-click the page and select Take Screenshot, then click Save full page in the top-right corner). [
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If you run into issues with long or scrolling pages cutting off, let me know whether you are trying to save as a PDF or an image file so I can suggest alternative settings.
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