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Take Screenshots of Complete Web Pages with Screengrab (Firefox)

Take Screenshots of Complete Web Pages with Screengrab FirefoxGrab utility for MacMy iBook G4 had the Grab utility built into Panther and it works swimmingly, offering selection, window, screen and timed screen. Just as a point of information, what can these other utilities do that Grab cannot?It's Windows!Take pity on...

Tags: Mozilla Firefox, ScreenGrab, Web, Web page

Discussion threads 2008-01-09

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Take Screenshots of Complete Web Pages with Screengrab (Firefox)

A good screen-capture utility is essential for bloggers, site developers, graphic designers, PR folks, and anyone else needing to incorporate images in their print and/or online media. Screengrab, a Firefox extension, lets you capture just about anything in your browser window: the entire page, just the visible portion, a selected...

Tags: Web, Freeware, Mozilla Firefox, Web Browser, Image-editing, Web Page, Screen-capture Utility, Web Browsers, Internet, Rick Broida

Blog posts 2008-01-08

Going Beyond Print Screen for Screenshots

I take screenshots pretty much everyday, for multiple reasons. Sometimes I want to point out an incomprehensible (to me!) bug to an IT guy, give someone a preview of a website I'm emailing them about, or grab a still of a presentation I'm watching. For most of these things, my...

Tags: Screenshot, David Goldenberg

Blog posts 2007-09-11

More Thoughts on Google's Chrome

Here's what the web browser market looks like right now: 70% Internet Explorer 20% Firefox 10% Opera and then the rest fighting over the scraps. (Here's what the Business Hacks demographic uses: 56% Firefox 34% Internet Explorer 5% Safari 4% Opera and 2% other.) One analyst has guessed that Google's...

Tags: Google Inc., Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web Browser, Chrome, Web Browsers, Internet, David Goldenberg

Blog posts 2008-09-03

Publicis Closes Droga5's Honeyshed -- and Nobody Is Surprised

Publicis is to shutter Honeyshed, its online shopping experiment via agency Droga5, Adweek reports. Ten employees are to be laid off. The move was completely predictable, as everyone who watched Honeyshed -- an online video site that hoped to make home-shopping trendy and ironic --...

Tags: Adweek, Online Video, Site, Publicis, Honeyshed, Corporate Communications, Sales Tools, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Sales, Jim Edwards

Blog posts 2009-02-02