Filed under: Internet, Utilities, Web services, web 2.0
Super Screenshot: Web based tool for creating an image of any site
You get a few options with Super Screenshot, like the ability to capture a whole page or just the top of the screen. You can also select the size of the final picture, but you don't get to set pixel heights and widths. Instead you get some rather unhelpful options like X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, and Full. So you might need a little trial and error time to find the right size.
If you want more control over your screenshots, you can always use a desktop application like Snagit. But if you're using a friend or coworker's computer and need to make a quick screenshot, Super Screenshot could come in handy.
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Taylor said 3:33PM on 4-18-2008
Oooh, nice.
The headline is missing the word "for" though!
-Taylor
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Silly service said 3:34PM on 4-18-2008
Seems kind of silly to wait on a web-based service queue. Why not just use a Firefox plug-ins like ScreenGrab!
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1146
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whiskey said 12:13AM on 4-19-2008
But if you really want to wait... you could get a capture of how your site looks like in almost any browser there is (or is coming down the road) at browsershots.org...
Andrew said 7:29PM on 4-20-2008
Ooh, that is neat.
Made myself a bookmarklet for it,
http://jottit.com/ekdp5/
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