this one is great, the only conn, is the fact the dont let me take off that big S icon near to the direction bar

It seems to be a very good extension … but : «FireShot is not available for Linux.»

:’(

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How old is this extension? There is one already like it called “Screen grab!”. Other than the vector features, they are the same…

This extension adds a new tab to every new Firefox window you open (including popups). Very intrusive.

not available for linux

temp, you’re right. The lack of a hotkey makes it necessary to keep the S button visible at all times.

Havvy, annotation (vectors) is what takes this extension apart.

Jono, do you mean the S button to every tab? I don see no tab on new windows.

Percy, it seemed to me that when I opened a new Firefox window, alongside my home page I would also get a tab introducing the extension and advertising the paid version. I though that was OK, assuming that like most it would go away.
But the next time I opened up Firefox, I got the same extra tab. And then when I clicked on a link that opened in a popup window, it added the extra tab to that window too.

That, and the aforementioned toolbar button were the dealbreakers for me.

FireShot: Una de las mejores extensiones de Firefox para tomar pantallazos de una web

A la hora de capturar pantallazo de una web que estemos visitando disponemos de múltiples extensiones, sin embargo Fireshot nos proporciona algunas posibilidades únicas y que lo diferencias de los demás.

Esta extensión añade un botón a nuestra barr

Hi, I’m the developer of this extension.

Jono: this is a bug definetily. Could you please start a topic describing it at http://screenshot-program.com/sup/frm13.htm so that we cold fix this issue?

I’d like to know the version of FF you use and whether error console displays any errors regarding Fireshot.

Thanks.

Percy Capello, you don’t need to have S button visible everywhere. You’ve got necessary items at the context menu of the page.

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Its Bad..!! It does not support Linux…Not cross platform….!!

well, at least for me, i tried taking of the big S thing but everytime i restar it came back

hope you’re the real deal Fireshot xP

You mean, “S” button is added to the menu bar every time you restart FF?

yep, just at the right of the direction bar, everytime i try, it work for the moment but the next time i start ff its there again

Please update to 0.20 version

Awesome find!
I love this extension. I’ve been using Screengrab for a very long time but this is certainly a much better and more complete screen capture add-on.

A cool tip is that you can use Nuke Anything Enhanced (or something similar) to cleanup a page before capture.
Thanks Percy for featuring this and thanks to the developer.

P.S. Undo/Redo?

This extension adds a new tab to every new Firefox window you open

Hi’yall.

I saw here is the developer of the Fireshot in this thread. Is there any newer version of this addon what works with FF3b5? I found nothing when I searched for it.

Thanks,

Tschöppy

Hi there.
A new version supporting fx 3b5 will be available within a couple of days.

Ack! Not available for Linux!

In the new FireFox 3 RC1 the screen captures are blank. I too am awaiting the next version, at first I thought it was because I had to upgrade to the Pro version, that didn’t fix things. Great idea can’t wait for it to work with linux too.

FireShot grabs blank screenshots when trying to captue a SharePoint site. I wish it worked, I would use it more.

I was trying to do this in the IE tab within Firefox, but I found if I use FireShot in the Firefox rendering engine it works fine with grabbing a screenshot of SharePoint there.