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How to take a screenshot of an entire web page without scrolling

Posted on April 30, 2021

Have you ever needed to create a screenshot of an entire web page, but the page was too long and/or wide to fit in the browser window?

If so, you probably had to “capture” the current contents of the screen, scroll to display more of the page, “capture” that part of the page to a different image file.

Then you had to repeat the process until you had a series of photos depicting every part of the web page.

Well, if you use Google’s Chrome browser, there’s an easy way to take a screenshot of an entire web page without having to scroll or capture multiple images.

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RicksDailyTips Weekly Newsletter for Mar 26, 2016 – My favorite Google Chrome extensions

Posted on March 26, 2016

newsletterHello again everyone. I hope you all had a great week!

I spend a good portion of each work day researching information for blog posts and answers to reader questions on the Internet, so I’m very picky about my web browsers and the extensions I use with them.

I actually use several different browsers to accomplish different tasks throughout the day, but my “work-horse” browser is Google Chrome. It just seems that Chrome gives me the best user experience, and it’s fast!

But as much as I love Chrome, there are a few browser extensions that make it even better. I’d like to take this opportunity to tell you about them.  [Read more…]

Preview the web page behind a link without having to click the link

Posted on May 12, 2013

coolpreviewsI use the Internet a lot both for work and recreation, and I encounter numerous links throughout the course of a day that interest me for one reason or another. But instead clicking each link to open the underlying page, I simply hover my mouse pointer over the link and hold down the Shift key to display a small preview window.

How do I do it? By using a fantastic Chrome extension called CoolPreviews.  [Read more…]

Tired of Solitaire? Play Pacman instead!

Posted on April 24, 2013

pacmanNote: The extension mentioned in this post have been discontinued.

Are you old enough to remember the classic Pacman game from back in the golden age of video games? Did you enjoy gobbling up pellets and battling those colorful little monsters as much as I did? If so, you can do it again for free, right in your Chrome browser!

The classic Pacman game is available as a neat little extension to the Chrome web browser. And installation couldn’t be easier. Simply click this link with your Chrome browser and click the Add to Chrome button.

Pacman will be installed instantly, and a yellow Pacman icon will be displayed in the upper right-hand corner of the Chrome window. Just click on that icon at any time to start playing one of the most popular video games of all time!






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