Firefox Screenshots, new browser mode

In his recent builds Firefox Nightly, you can find a new feature called Firefox Screenshots. Allows you to capture a visible portion of an open page or entire page, including the section that is not visible without scrolling.

With just one click, you can upload screenshots and get a link to share with your friends.

The ability to take screenshots (Firefox Screenshots) is not a new feature of Firefox. From before the foundation a Mozilla allowed taking screenshots with a special command of the proof browsing.

Finally, the browser developers have added the useful feature, with an icon in the application taskbar so you no longer need to type commands. A new button has been added to the command line, so you can get one with one click.

If you click the button, a small import will appear.

The following UI will then appear on the screen.Firefox Screenshots

You can choose between "Save Full Page" and "Save Visible".Firefox Screenshots

After that, you can save your screen locally or upload it electronically to screenshots.firefox.com.

Once the screenshot is uploaded online, you will have its link to share with your friends via any messenger, on or via email.

The "My Shots" button will allow you to access your previous Screenshots.

On his website screenshots.firefox.com, you can adjust the expiration time of your screenshots or make them right away.

The screenshots feature isn't new to Firefox, but the addition of the capability is screenshot, it's a very fresh idea. Let's wait to see the feature in the stable version of the browser.

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