Full Page Screenshot for Chrome

Arguably, the most convenient way of capturing the whole content of a webpage can be accomplished with the help of specialized browser extensions.

With that in mind and if Google Chrome is your go-to browser, then you might want to check out Full Page Screenshot. As its name suggests, this extension is capable of instantly capturing the whole content of any given webpage, yet that's not all. It also allows you to capture visual snippets with a super-intuitive area selection tool.

We'll start off by saying that the extension's compact UI is as modern as they come. You're provided with easy access to both screenshots capturing modes, as well as with a simple preview section that displays the type of screenshot, its source, its dimensions, the overall size, and the time and date it was taken.

It's also worth highlighting that the extension allows you to drag your captures directly from the browser to any other location, including directly into other apps.

Head over to the extension's Setting sections, and you'll discover a tiny set of options you can play around with. For example, you can tweak the screenshots scroll delay, as well as the header/footer percentage via two intuitive sliders. From the same section, you can also clear all the stored screenshots with just a single mouse click.

All things considered, Full Page Screenshots for Chrome is a very useful and very intuitive extension that will definitely come in handy to users looking for a good tool for capturing screenshots of various web content on the fly.

Be that as it may, it's far from perfect: for example, there's no support for keyboard shortcuts (would have made it even more generally accessible) and it doesn't provide you with an option to download recently captured screenshots in bulk (instead, you're forced to go through each one and manually save them).