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Snapshot 0.3

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Safari extension to save a web page as an image. Free

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Mario Tausch

Snapshot opens the current webpage as an image in a new window. Drag it to the desktop to save it.

What's New

Version 0.3: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

Requirements
Intel, Apple Safari 5.0

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Xenophile commented on 16 Sep 2010

Worthless.

Snapshot takes a screen capture of Safari's window. That's it. No links, and none of the web page beyond what appears in the open Safari window. Just use the keyboard shortcut:

⌘ ⇧ 4 + Spacebar

and don't waste time with this extension.

[Version 0.3]

+249

Drdul reviewed on 05 Sep 2010

Unlike other snapshot apps, this extension only takes a snapshot of the visible portion of the page, not the whole page. And when I then tried to uninstall the extension from within Safari prefs, it froze.

[Version 0.3]

Fine_be4 reviewed on 10 Jun 2010

great extension, very useful!

[Version 0.3]

+22

Tom E. Gun reviewed on 10 Jun 2010

Very useful extension for Safari. Like it a lot!
And its free!

[Version 0.3]

+17

Mtcobra commented on 09 Jun 2010

Another program with the same name as a totally different program: Snapshot 2.1.1.

MacUpdate Desktop (the automatic updater program) will be totally confused trying to sort out the updates to two different programs with the exact same name.

Snapshot 2.1.1 and Snapshot 0.3 -- no way the same.

[Version 0.3]

Stutemp1 reviewed on 09 Jun 2010

Works, but pic is only what is "seen" in the browser window. i.e. doesn't take a pic of what is hidden by the scrollable area of the webpage. This makes it no more useful than doing a quick etc. One still has to do a print to PDF to get the whole webpage. Probably worth the price if you do lots of browser shots.

[Version 0.2]

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