Sometimes all of us need to take a screenshot of some part of a web page, whether to catch some text, images, or even videos. Sure there are many softwares, free and none, that can help you do this.
Photo Credit: Ralph Kiesewetter – Edited by Nicolo’ Canali De Rossi
But there is also a free and simple one, that completely integrates with Firefox.
It’s called FireShot, and it is a free Firefox add-on that anyone can use to take screenshots of any region of your browsing space.
After you install it, it appears in your browser as a simple button next to the address bar, or integrated into your right click menu.
Just as every professional software, after you have taken a screenshot you can edit the image you have captured and make additions to it, as well as crop it to better refine what you wanted to capture.
When you are finished, you can export the result in multiple formats, and start capturing again.
So just go and check out this great extension and start taking screenshots.
Link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5648
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