Full Webpage Screenshot

Full Webpage Screenshot captures the entire page in one click, not just what's visible in your browser window, at full resolution so small text stays readable when you zoom in. Most full-page screenshot tools scroll the page in segments and stitch the images together, which is slow and breaks in predictable ways: sticky headers repeat in every segment, and images that only load when scrolled into view often never render at all. This extension works differently. It measures the page's true full height using the Chrome DevTools Protocol, resizes the page to that height, and captures it in a single clean pass at 2x resolution. Before that, it does one quick scroll-through to trigger any lazy-loaded content, then returns to the top so headers and navigation render normally. Pages too tall for one high-resolution capture are automatically split into a few full-quality files instead of one blurry or cut-off one. How to use it: 1. Click the extension icon on any page 2. It briefly scrolls to load any lazy content, then captures the full page 3. The screenshot (or screenshots, for very tall pages) saves automatically to your Downloads folder in a full-webpage-screenshot subfolder No account, no sign-up, no data collection of any kind. Everything happens locally in your browser. Source code is public: github.com/pymikofficial/full-webpage-screenshot