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Web Snapper lets you capture web pages - exactly as they appear in your browser. You can send them to a file, as images or vector-based, multi-page PDFs. It captures the whole web page - eliminating the need to cut, paste and crop multiple screen-shots when trying to create an image or PDF. Web Snapper integrates with Safari via a toolbar button. When clicked, it takes a picture of the current site - but it will also work with any browser as a stand-alone application that accepts drag-and-drop URLs. Regardless of how you invoke it, Web Snapper converts the URL it was given into a
What's New
Version 3.1:
- [NEW]: Added a setting to automatically remove snaps from the queue once saved to disk.
- [MOD]: In the Web Snapper queue, we now show a thumbnail of the webpage being snapped, instead of the generic "URL" page icon.
- [MOD]: The Safari plugin (haxie) is now an official Safari Extension. (with the minor functionality loss it incurs)
- [FIX]: Some pages could crash Web Snapper when being snapped. Fixed.
Please Note: While the application itself is compatible with Mac OS X 10.7, the Safari plugin is NOT compatible with Safari 5.1 or Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
Version 3.1:
- [NEW]: Added a setting to automatically remove snaps from the queue once saved to disk.
- [MOD]: In the Web Snapper queue, we now show a thumbnail of the webpage being snapped, instead of the generic "URL" page icon.
- [MOD]: The Safari plugin (haxie) is now an official Safari Extension. (with the minor functionality more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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Web Snapper lets you capture web pages - exactly as they appear in your browser. You can send them to a file, as images or vector-based, multi-page PDFs. It captures the whole web page - eliminating the need to cut, paste and crop multiple screen-shots when trying to create an image or PDF. Web Snapper integrates with Safari via a toolbar button. When clicked, it takes a picture of the current site - but it will also work with any browser as a stand-alone application that accepts drag-and-drop URLs. Regardless of how you invoke it, Web Snapper converts the URL it was given into a continuous vector PDF with everything on the page looking exactly as you originally saw it in the browser.
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1Password already has an update out in which they move to using the supported extensions.
Both developers of Cosmopod and Web Snapper are working feverishly on updates. You can click over to the Tasty Apps site and read their blog entry regarding their efforts.
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Simiula reviewed on 02 Jun 2011
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Thanks ... Ken
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Kitmos reviewed on 23 May 2011
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The in-app update release-notes don't show this either.
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So thanks to the dev for making 3.0 a free upgrade :-)
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Slippyd reviewed on 19 Mar 2011
The simplest features I need (i.e. setting a specific pixel width for the capture) are non-existent. The output has ugly white margins added to it and background images/colors missing, as if the developer has hijacked Safari's printing system to export images as well. Some of the preferences don't stick when you hit “Save”, and others exhibit bizarre behavior (occasionally, choosing “Choose folder…” from the “Send to:” drop-down does absolutely nothing).
I've only used this app for about 10 minutes, but there's not point using it or reviewing it any further; it simply does not meet the needs of someone who needs to screenshot websites into PNGs in a WYSIWYG/pixel-for-pixel fashion.
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It doens'ts put ugly white marges on the document, it is possible to set precisely the size of the final document with only minimal size, it will also copy background images, it will not crop the page like Web Snapper does ......
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Sorry!
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This issue has been reported elsewhere. I hope the developer will issue a fix soon
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Do you perchance have SafariStand installed on you machine? We've discovered recently that there's an incompatibility between SafariStand and Red Snapper on some user's machines. We're working with the developer of SafariStand to come up with a fix for this problem. For now, temporarily disabling one or the other will fix the problem, and allow you to modify the toolbar.
Red Snapper can be uninstalled by removing "Red Snapper.bundle" from the "/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins" folder, emptying the trash, and restarting Safari.
We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused you.
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Jason
Customer Service Team
http://www.tastyapps.com
Ibm2250 rated on 13 Jan 2012
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