Full Page Screenshot: capture entire page

Full page screenshot in one click. Chrome only captures what fits on screen — this extension takes a scrolling screenshot of the complete page, header to footer, and saves it as a single image however long the page is. HOW IT WORKS Click the icon. The extension scrolls the page, takes one capture per screen and stitches them into one file. When it finishes it shows you the result so you can download it or copy it to the clipboard. No setup, no sign-up, no account. WHY THIS ONE Stitching screenshots sounds simple until you try it on real websites: - Sticky headers and menus are neutralised, so they do not repeat on every screen. - Lazy-loaded images are preloaded first, so there are no blank gaps. - HiDPI displays and browser zoom are handled automatically, with no misaligned seams. - Pages that grow while you scroll are re-measured before the capture is closed. PRIVACY Three permissions only: activeTab, scripting and storage. No host permissions, so this Chrome extension cannot read any site until you click the button, and access expires when the capture ends. Everything happens in your browser: no servers, no analytics, no telemetry, no accounts. Your screenshot is only written to disk if you click Download. OPTIONS PNG or JPEG with adjustable quality, wait time between captures, lazy image preloading, sticky header hiding, and an optional signature on the image. LIMITATIONS A full page capture is not possible on chrome:// pages, on the Chrome Web Store itself or in the PDF viewer: Chrome forbids this at browser level, for every extension. Scrolling inside a container is not captured, only the document scroll. Free, with no paid tier. A tool by AMDT — evenmoredifficult.com (aunmasdificltodavia.es)