Business Software to take entire site page screenshot?

[Publisher Bucks]

I saw it posted on GFY a while back, but can't find the name.

It was either a stand alone program that would take a screen shot of the entire length of a webpage, or a browser plugin, does anyone know what the program was called?

TIA.

[SharkAttack]

Originally Posted by Publisher Bucks

I saw it posted on GFY a while back, but can't find the name.

It was either a stand alone program that would take a screen shot of the entire length of a webpage, or a browser plugin, does anyone know what the program was called?

TIA.

Here ya go buddy

[Mr Pheer]

Chrome plugin called GoFullPage

[OneHungLo]

https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/

[InfoGuy]

Firefox has a default function for screen capture. Right click and select "Take Screenshot". You can save the entire page, visible section of a page or move your mouse to select a specific area. But if the page is extraordinarily long, the bottom will be missing.

[fuzebox]

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=entir...age+screenshot

[Klen]

I use this: https://phantomjs.org/screen-capture.html

[Publisher Bucks]

Originally Posted by Mr Pheer

Chrome plugin called GoFullPage

Thats the one! Thanks

[NatalieK]

or gyazo, is a plugin on chrome

[adultchatpay]

i am using Fireshot.

[zijlstravideo]

PhantomJS, old but gold.

It's a scriptable (javascript), headless browser and thus, perfect for automated tasks (for example: screenshots, but also to cache rendered javascript code). The PhantomJS manual even includes an example code on how to make a screenshot, which works out of the box.

The linux version is a static linked binary, which means that it doesn't have any dependencies and therefore can run pretty much anywhere, even on shared hosting. It's a single file that you can basically copy anywhere on your web host and execute it through your php script or cronjob or whatever.


There's also PhantomJS for Windows, which works great as well. Perfect to combine with batch scripting for some automation (to loop through a txt file, line by line and such... think of a list of urls, in your case).
If you need an example bat script for Windows on how to loop through a list, let me know.

[el_mago]

https://www.site-shot.com/ I've used this page quite often, no "software" or bRoWsEr pLuGiN needed...

[DVTimes]

A simple option is to just temporary reduce the page size, from say 100% to say 30% until you see the full screen. Then screengrab that.

[redwhiteandblue]

Originally Posted by zijlstravideo

PhantomJS, old but gold.

It's a scriptable (javascript), headless browser and thus, perfect for automated tasks (for example: screenshots, but also to cache rendered javascript code). The PhantomJS manual even includes an example code on how to make a screenshot, which works out of the box.

The linux version is a static linked binary, which means that it doesn't have any dependencies and therefore can run pretty much anywhere, even on shared hosting. It's a single file that you can basically copy anywhere on your web host and execute it through your php script or cronjob or whatever.


There's also PhantomJS for Windows, which works great as well. Perfect to combine with batch scripting for some automation (to loop through a txt file, line by line and such... think of a list of urls, in your case).
If you need an example bat script for Windows on how to loop through a list, let me know.

Do you know of one that can get past the age confirmation pop ups on paysites?

[Publisher Bucks]

Originally Posted by DVTimes

A simple option is to just temporary reduce the page size, from say 100% to say 30% until you see the full screen. Then screengrab that.

Thats probably the most helpful thing you've ever posted

[zijlstravideo]

Originally Posted by redwhiteandblue

Do you know of one that can get past the age confirmation pop ups on paysites?

That's possible with PhantomJS. But not out of the box.

There's a mouse event option for example, that can click buttons etc.

Also, if the site uses a cookie, you could copy and paste or edit that: https://phantomjs.org/api/webpage/me...dd-cookie.html

But perhaps including your own javascript file to the website might be an easier option:
https://phantomjs.org/api/webpage/me...nclude-js.html
If the site uses javascript for the overlay, you can use some custom javascript code to "toggle" the overlay.

Maybe even injecting a custom line of CSS at the bottom (with display:none), would do the trick. (this can also be done with Curl or wget, and then use PhantomJS to render the page and take the screenshot)

[yuu.design]

There are several software programs that you can use to take a screenshot of an entire webpage. Here are a few popular options:

Lightshot: This is a free screenshot tool that allows you to capture an entire webpage with just a few clicks. It's available for Windows and Mac, and also has browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Nimbus Screenshot: This is another free tool that allows you to capture screenshots of entire webpages. It's available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and also has browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.

Awesome Screenshot: This is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that allows you to take screenshots of entire webpages and also add annotations and comments.

Full Page Screen Capture: This is a browser extension for Chrome that allows you to capture a full-page screenshot.

Snagit: This is a paid software that allows you to capture screenshots of entire webpages and also you can edit the capture images. Its available for Windows and Mac.

These software programs have different features and user interface, you can check the features and functionalities that they offer to select the one that suits better to your needs.