I had noticed the ... "Take a screenshot" option before, but had forgotten about it until Marahmarie mentioned it too in the comments.
I'm just glad there's an easy way to save a picture of the whole page, even when it scrolls, without needing to take multiple screenshots and splice them together. I used to have an add-on that saved a full page as a PDF file (and even let you omit sections that you didn't want included), but since Firefox Quantum, I haven't found a good replacement. The ones that are available now seem to use web services to create the PDF, which makes me concerned about the privacy of my data. But the "full-page screenshot" is just as good to me, as a PDF.
The only, or main reason I even need this feature, is because my 401k website doesn't have an option for downloading or generating statements. The paper statements they send are few and far between. (I get the feeling they don't really want us to have a clear picture of how our accounts are doing, and they don't want us to know when they're losing money.) So I have to take screenshots, urggh.
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Date: 2018-11-18 02:09 am (UTC)From:I'm just glad there's an easy way to save a picture of the whole page, even when it scrolls, without needing to take multiple screenshots and splice them together. I used to have an add-on that saved a full page as a PDF file (and even let you omit sections that you didn't want included), but since Firefox Quantum, I haven't found a good replacement. The ones that are available now seem to use web services to create the PDF, which makes me concerned about the privacy of my data.
But the "full-page screenshot" is just as good to me, as a PDF.
The only, or main reason I even need this feature, is because my 401k website doesn't have an option for downloading or generating statements. The paper statements they send are few and far between. (I get the feeling they don't really want us to have a clear picture of how our accounts are doing, and they don't want us to know when they're losing money.) So I have to take screenshots, urggh.