GoFullScreenshot: Full Page Screenshot

GoFullScreenshot captures a complete webpage, the visible browser area, or a region you select. Choose Full page, Visible area, or Select area from the compact popup. For full-page capture, Smart capture selects the most likely scrollable area, scrolls through the supported content, and stitches it into a single image. Capturing, stitching, editing, optional history, and exporting all happen locally inside your browser. The GoFullScreenshot extension has no backend, account system, analytics, tracking, advertising, or automatic uploads. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the GoFullScreenshot icon and choose Full page, Visible area, or Select area. 2. For Full page, Smart capture selects the likely page or content area and scrolls through it automatically. 3. Follow the capture progress in the popup. To cancel, open the popup and choose Stop. 4. After capture, a new tab opens with the complete screenshot and quick-edit tools. 5. Annotate, protect sensitive areas, copy, download, or export the result as a PDF. Customizable Chrome keyboard shortcuts are also available for all three capture types. CAPTURE - Full page, Visible area, and Select area capture - Smart capture for supported webpages and many modern multi-panel apps - Main content only and Scrollable side panel only settings - Automatic scrolling through supported long pages - Support for pages with horizontal overflow - Capture progress with a Stop control - Smart handling of sticky headers and footers - Temporarily pauses CSS animations and videos, then restores them - Restores the original page position after capture - Full-resolution output matching the display device-pixel ratio where Chrome's canvas limits permit - Light, Dark, and System themes - Customizable Chrome keyboard shortcuts Some chat, email, and collaboration apps contain several independently scrolling panels. GoFullScreenshot captures one scrollable area per screenshot. Smart capture selects the likely main area automatically, while Settings lets you force the main content or a scrollable side panel. EDIT AND PROTECT SENSITIVE CONTENT Quick-edit tools are available immediately after every successful capture. - Pen and highlighter - Eraser for unsaved annotation changes - Text annotations with font and formatting controls - Lines and arrows - Rectangles and ellipses - Crop - Blur for visual obscuring - Pixelate for visual obscuring - Solid redaction - Undo and redo - Zoom, fit, fullscreen, and pan controls - Customizable starting annotation colour and stroke width Solid redaction replaces the selected underlying pixels in the saved edited result. Blur and pixelation are visual-obscuring tools and should not be treated as permanent removal of the underlying information. SAVE, COPY, AND EXPORT - Copy the complete screenshot to your clipboard - Paste into compatible email, document, chat, and collaboration apps - Download as PNG, JPEG, or WebP - Export the complete screenshot as a PDF - Adjustable image quality for JPEG and WebP - Export at 0.5x, 1x, or 2x scale - Customizable timestamped filenames - Live filename preview - Optional automatic download - Optional native Save As dialog - Optional clipboard resizing for apps that reject extremely large images Normal clipboard copies preserve the original resolution by default. Clipboard resizing is optional and remains disabled until the user enables it. TALL SCREENSHOT PARTS Very tall screenshots can optionally be downloaded as smaller numbered image parts. Available maximum part heights: - 3000 pixels - 4000 pixels - 5000 pixels Adjacent parts overlap by 160 pixels so text and visual context are not cut directly at an image boundary. The complete master screenshot remains available for viewing, editing, copying, full-image download, and PDF export. EMBEDDED PAGE CAPTURE Some websites place their actual long content inside an embedded page. Same-origin embedded pages can be captured without an additional host permission. If a non-scrolling website shell contains its real long content in a dominant iframe from another website, GoFullScreenshot first identifies and names that exact website. Only after the user chooses Allow & capture does Chrome display its own permission request. - No website access is granted at installation - Only the detected exact website origin is requested - Access is used locally to measure, scroll, capture, and restore the embedded page - One-time access is removed after success, cancellation, or failure - Remember access for this site is optional and disabled by default - Remembered exact-site access can be removed from GoFullScreenshot Settings or Chrome's extension controls GoFullScreenshot never uses optional website access for background browsing, tracking, advertising, analytics, or data collection. LOCAL HTML FILES GoFullScreenshot can capture directly opened local HTML files after the user enables Chrome's separate Allow access to file URLs setting. Chrome controls this setting. It is not granted automatically during installation, and GoFullScreenshot cannot enable it on the user's behalf. After the setting is enabled, a directly opened local HTML file supports: - Full page - Visible area - Select area GoFullScreenshot acts only on the active local file after an explicit capture action. The extension never: - Enumerates folders - Scans the device for files - Opens unrelated local files - Runs automatically on local files in the background - Uploads or transmits local file content A local HTML page whose main content is another embedded local file may require the embedded file to be opened directly before capture. This prevents GoFullScreenshot from saving a plausible-looking but incomplete screenshot of only the outer page. Other browser-rendered local file formats are not currently guaranteed. LOCAL PDF FILES Chrome protects the internal scrolling and selection layer of its built-in PDF viewer. For a local PDF, GoFullScreenshot supports Visible area only. Ful…