On most modern pages (single-page applications, usually with a single frame in the middle that scrolls), Fireshot manages to capture the whole page, while the browser's own screenshot tool sometimes fails (captures only the screen I am on, not the whole page).

On some rare pages with a header, Fireshot will repeat the header again and again in the screenshot, sometimes obscuring page content. But by and large, a very useful extension to have.

Have had it since years, before browsers used to have in-built screenshot capability. Still have it due to the above reasons.

Very east to use.

Fantastic Feature when working

Awesome app, the only thing l'd improve would be to capture flash webpages such as wix. For the rest is a very good application and recommend it 100%

Everything you want and more. Top Notch. Can't think of a bad word to say about Fireshot. You will need no other. Well done susbox

I just spent more than 3 hours testing all the "printing" add-ons I could find, with all their options, and all of them failed in one way or another. Fireshot was the only one that finished the job: full embedded images, full text content, selectable text in its correct order, working links. Text comes with the Pro version, which is supposed to be paid, but free for now anyway.

(I even tried using Firefox's full page "screenshot" + ocrmypdf, but the text order gets garbled, so text selecting is unusable!)

longer pages are truncated

Useful and only way to get consistent printing in these browsers.

Muy buen pluing

The best of your category.