Posts Tagged ‘extension’

Ever needed to capture an entire web page, top-to-bottom with no browser and all elements visible? This used to be a huge pain in the you-know-what, but not any more. ScreenGrab to the rescue! This handy tool lets you grab and save or copy the whole page, the visible portion, the window (with browser), or even just a selection.

The ScreenGrab image to the right took me just a few seconds to capture.

No more pasting and stitching in your image editing software. No more erasing the surrounding window elements. This is a must-have plug-in on all of my machines. Enjoy!

I’m still surprised that some of my serious web developer friends and colleagues don’t know about this one.

The Web Developer Toolbar plugs into Firefox, Flock, SeaMonkey, and Chrome, and works on Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux. This little extension has been an amazingly valuable debugging tool for just about any website related-problem you could dream of. Image errors? Got you covered. Can’t find the div? Found! What font size is that H2? Identified! Anyway, you get the idea.