Prior to the last update, this add-on worked well w/FF. Now it only works once unless you dump FF and completely restart. Works OK in SeaMonkey at the moment. I plan to look for something else that actually works and is properly supported to replace the crappy print modules in FF and Monkey (has been the same old issues since the early Mozilla branded browser!).

I don't know why the extensions that have 'recommend' next to the name never seem to be the ones I would recommend. I do recommend this one. It is a simple one-click but with options & works superbly/looks great. Captures everything you need to easily edit afterwards.

Fireshot works really well and gives you lots of options.

Hey! I really like and recommend "this- add.on, app". Just what I and many others need. have got several of my friends to use it and other products from you. With kind regards from a satisfied user .. Karl-Bo Lundstedt

The addon doesn't work.
My Screenshots are empty. @susbox: You can try it with this side:
https://struktur-management-partner.com/turnaround-leaders-blog/digitale-performance-schlaegt-digitale-ambitionen/

This is one brilliant add-on with frequent updates and enhancements.

Simply useful.

Fantastic screenshot extension. I *love* the ability to copy the screenshot to the clipboard - I use it all the time. Thank you for the great extension!

It's November 202: Doesn't work at all. Ping me when they fix it and it works like it used to.
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It used to work and now when I use "full page" it cuts things off, like gmail emails. This is frustrating beyond belief.

Web applications for documentation purposes are shoted quite poorly. Side menu disappears, and header repetes covering vital parts of scrolable document.

Works every time as needed and the premium features are worth the investment

does not scroll SPAs

working as described. at least on the pages that I have tried to use it on

Full Web Page Screenshots Add-0n -- FINALLY... a capture Add-on that actually works! I learned that Moz has blocked scripts accessing the Add-ons page amongst others which has prevented saving them as full webpages etc.

I did get PicPick to capture separate visible parts of the Add-ons page so I can stitch together a list of installed Add-ons.

There used to be an excellent Add-0n (B4 Moz fudged things up with web-api's) called "Infolister" that did this. But alas, that developer jumped the Mozilla ship along with 1000's of others.

This Add-on isn't perfect, but at least it works for the most part and will allow me to do what I need to do.

I remember a FireShot Add-on years ago that would archive everything relative to Ff; Profile folder, Add-ons, Ff settings, Bookmarks, Current Webpages/tabs etc etc. Wonder if this is the same developer and what happened to that Add-on. It had a few bugs here and there, but it did a fine job for what it was designed to do.