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If not there’s also a keyboard shortcut of Control+Shift+S.Įither way, choose it and you’ll immediately have the choice of a capture area (that you can click and drag to define) or the entire page:Ĭhoose “ Capture full page” and you’re done. You can see the camera icon in the above image too maybe it’s on your toolbar. ” link to open up the main menu and you’ll find “Web Capture“, as shown:.If it’s not there (mine doesn’t have it), no worries, click on the “

Launch Microsoft Edge, go to the page you’re interested in capturing, then look on the address bar for a stylized camera with a dark bar on one edge that’s the shortcut for captures. HOW TO CAPTURE FULL WEB PAGES IN MICROSOFT EDGE

Prefer a third-party browser? Firefox has a way you can easily take full-page captures too, but you have to enable it. It seems to have no support for this and instead requires you to install a third-party extension, which I generally don’t encourage: You don’t know what else that code might be doing while you’re exploring the Web, do you? The best option is actually Microsoft Edge, the replacement to Internet Explorer from Microsoft that’s actually built on top of Chromium, the core part of Chrome. To start out, I suggest you do not use Google Chrome. Why no consistency? That’s hard to say, but perhaps it’s because people don’t generally seem to want this feature so much? It is darn useful, however, so what I’m going to do is recommend a couple of browsers that make it super easy and pretty easy to do these full-page captures. Interestingly, some Web browsers have this feature front-and-center, others have it as a somewhat hidden option, and yet others require you to download an extension or similar. The most obvious place that appears is when you’re in a Web browser, surfing the web. But capturing the information that’s not on the screen, that’s a bit more tricky. From iPhones to Android tablets, Chromebooks to a Windows desktop, there’s some key combination that lets you save a copy of what you’re seeing on screen.

You’re right that there isn’t a computing device on the market that doesn’t make it easy to capture what’s on the screen.