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Monday, April 11, 2022 – How to quickly take a full-page screenshot with Firefox – 5 essential gadgets for a great summer vacation

Posted on April 11, 2022

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Rick’s Daily Tech Tips Update for Monday, April 11, 2022

 


 

Topics covered in this issue…

• How to quickly take a full-page screenshot with Firefox

• 5 essential gadgets for a great summer vacation

• How to ‘Unfollow’ someone on Twitter without really Unfollowing them

• 7 things to carefully consider when looking for a house or apartment

• Info about my photo / file recovery service


 

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Today’s Quick Tip….

How to quickly take a full-page screenshot with Firefox

As you probably, capturing a screenshot of an entire web page without scrolling typically requires the use of a browser extension, but if you use Firefox you can do it with just a couple of mouse clicks – and without the aid of a third-party extension.

Want to give it a try? Just follow the steps below:

1 – Open the page you want to take a screenshot of in your Firefox browser.

2 – Right-click on any blank area of the page and select Take Screenshot from the drop-down menu.

You should now see a rectangular box containing two options in the top-right corner of the Firefox window.

3 – Select the Save full page option to create a screenshot image of the entire web page, including the parts of the page that aren’t currently in view.

If you only want to screenshot the part of the page that’s currently in view, select the Save visible option.

If you want to select a specific region of the visible part of the page you can do that as well by following the instructions detailed in the center of the screen.

That’s all there is to it. Now you know how to quickly and easily capture a screenshot with Firefox.

 


 

The latest from Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Blog…

• 5 essential gadgets for a great summer vacation

Planning your family’s summer vacation? These tech essentials can make it more enjoyable.

• How to ‘Unfollow’ someone on Twitter without really Unfollowing them

Do you want to keep following someone on Twitter but stop seeing their tweets in your Newsfeed? This post explains how to “mute” them.

• Click here to see today’s ‘Picture of the Day’.

Every morning I post a new photo that I find inspiring, intriguing, or just plain beautiful to look at. Jumpstart your day by checking it out.

 


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Today’s post from ‘My Daily Smile’…

7 things to carefully consider when looking for a house or apartment

Finding a new place to live can be a hassle, to say the least. The tips provided in this post can help.

 


 

Tech news that caught my eye…

• Meta will no longer allow the sharing of ‘publicly available’ private home addresses

• Opinion: The US needs a tech doctrine

• An autonomous (driverless) vehicle left police confused when they tried to pull it over

• Microsoft Outlook gets emails that update themselves after you send them

• Insurance industry being ravaged by high rate of cyberattacks

 


 

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