Oh, I have that too. It looks like that one is better if you only want a screenshot of a portion of the page, where the other way I talked about is better if you want a screenshot of the entire page
If you're using the same tool I am then you should see two options when you select Take a Screenshot from the dots dropdown menu: Save Full Page and Save Visible (the third is My Shots, which are actually saved on screenshots.firefox.com). Save Full Page does a true scrolling capture from top to bottom.
On Web Developer I'm accessing the menu where you can check the box next to Screenshots through the web console (Toggle Tools on the menu dropdown, but that can probably be whatever menu choice opens a console window, I guess) -->click the three dots in the far right-hand corner -->choose gear icon/Settings on the dropdown.
Screenshot of what I'm referring to using the Firefox Screenshot Beta tool: https://screenshots.firefox.com/ySLRvYWu8tD4a2u0/darkoshi.dreamwidth.org - ah crap, it didn't capture the console window for some reason, so never mind (I'll try again but maybe I'll need Windows Snip or something to actually get a capture).
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Date: 2018-11-13 04:53 am (UTC)From:If you're using the same tool I am then you should see two options when you select Take a Screenshot from the dots dropdown menu: Save Full Page and Save Visible (the third is My Shots, which are actually saved on screenshots.firefox.com). Save Full Page does a true scrolling capture from top to bottom.
On Web Developer I'm accessing the menu where you can check the box next to Screenshots through the web console (Toggle Tools on the menu dropdown, but that can probably be whatever menu choice opens a console window, I guess) -->click the three dots in the far right-hand corner -->choose gear icon/Settings on the dropdown.
Screenshot of what I'm referring to using the Firefox Screenshot Beta tool: https://screenshots.firefox.com/ySLRvYWu8tD4a2u0/darkoshi.dreamwidth.org - ah crap, it didn't capture the console window for some reason, so never mind (I'll try again but maybe I'll need Windows Snip or something to actually get a capture).