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I'm looking for a Safari Extension that can take full page screenshots. I am aware there are various extensions, but haven't found any that would take full page images.

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possible duplicate of Saving a Safari page as a PNG image – Lauri Ranta Jan 30 at 13:19
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I couldn't get Awesome Screenshot to work with all websites, but I've used webkit2png and Paparazzi. – Lauri Ranta Jan 30 at 13:23
The other question covers the same end result functionality, but the accepted answer is not a Safari Extension, so unless tillinberlin really doesn't need an extension, this is fine as a related question and not a duplicate. – bmike♦ Jan 30 at 13:48
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I understand "possible duplicate" but since other questions and other apps weren't really featuring full page I just had to ask… – tillinberlin Jan 30 at 13:50
Paparazzi! very good, versatile, free. derailer.org/paparazzi – Zo219 Feb 5 at 21:57
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Maybe give http://awesomescreenshot.com/ a try. It can capture

  • the full site
  • the visible part or
  • a selection of the screen.

It also allows for basic annotation of the screenshot as well as downloading it or saving it on the web for access by URL. Available as extension to Safari, Firefox and Chrome.

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supercool - thank you! Embarrassing, but I didn't know it also existed for Safari… – tillinberlin Jan 30 at 13:47
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Warning: "Awesome Screenshot" contains adware. – smokris Feb 1 at 5:23
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Paparazzi! is great for full page screenshots. It is not a Safari Extension, yet it has a very nice feature that enables you to launch it from Safari.

Type paparazzi: in the address bar before the URL, it will launch the application with specified URL. Here is the list of URL format that Paparazzi! uses: http://derailer.org/paparazzi/urlformat

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Try Jing. It is not a Safari extension, but it is always available if you choose for it to be. It will amaze -- and it's free.

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Hi, welcome to Ask Different! When presenting software as a solution, please provide a link to the program in question. It makes for a better answer and will be easier to upvote. ;) – CyberSkull Jan 31 at 23:16
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I am not aware of any Safari Extensions which can do this, but Skitch can also do this.

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Skitch 1.x had a "snap Safari" functionality that was wonderful for making an image of the entire Safari canvas without needing to manually scroll the window down from the top to the bottom. That function was removed from Skitch 2.0 and is still absent in the current version on the App Store :( – bmike♦ Jan 30 at 14:09
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Evernote Web Clipper, a Safari extension, clips Full Screen or Selection. To a web notebook, yes, but that syncs to Evernote.app just about instantly, manually, or set a timed sync.

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