I wanted to rate Fireshot zero stars. They seem to have upgraded it to a paid version. The program on Firefox is no longer functional as far as I know. I'm removing it now, tired of being prompted to buy it, frustrated that it no longer works...

I am proud of you Mr. Developer. Thank you for your creation and contribution.

i love it

This works well on firefox 84.0 (64-bit) linux mint.

one from best

Rare to find feature: obstrusive floating stuff (like menus) doesn't show up in the screenshot, when the extension is forced to scroll - and it is capable of capturing a selected region that goes beyond the visible area! No other extension was able to perform this combination. With such elements you normally have to take a screenshot of the whole page and then crop it - in FireShot it's a hassle-free one-stepper.

I was freaking out. Saved my time and did the work. Thanks!

Usefull and almost no errors. Highly recommended !

Es una aplicación excelente. Captura las páginas tanto en JPG como en PDF con una calidad muy buena. Merece la pena pagar por ella.

This can make PDFs of pages (a bit slow), it keeps the hyperlinks intact but is NOT text-searchable. Perhaps text-searchable files can be made through premium but I have not tested this function. Would be nice to get a couple PDFs through this add-on to test.

Easy to use. Best Addon to save PDF pages.

I'm using the free version on a 2015 iMAC with Mojave. It generally provides a result that accurately reproduces how the page looks in the browser. It is better at doing this than the native print-to-pdf capabilities of the MacOS/Firefox combo. It's at least as good as any other plugin of this kind that I have tried, on any browser on this same computer. The plug-in has sustained this level of functionality for several years -- I think I first started using it in 2016. Best feature other than the fact that it works is that you can customize file names, including using sequential numbers within filenames (e.g.: [today'sdate]+[domainname]+[n], then [today'sdate]+[domainname]+[n+1]). This allows you to skip the Save-As dialog (using another preference option) most of the time. Every once in a while I run into a page with weird scripting or multimedia elements which this plug-in can't reproduce accurately. Usually I'll find that the same page causes problems with all the tools available to me; but sometimes one of the others will work better. No tool works on everything. Very long scrolling pages (e.g., several months of a Facebook newsfeed) can take a long time, may temporarily use a lot of RAM, and Firefox may throw up error messages which I ignore. Usually I can keep doing other things, and the end result is usually a good reproduction of that very long page. Every once in a while I ask too much and have to abort through firefox, or restart firefox.