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One-click full-page screenshot of the current tab. Handles SharePoint pages that scroll inside an inner container. Full Page Capture takes a faithful, top-to-bottom screenshot of the page you're on: the header, the navigation, and everything below the fold, in one click. It works on ordinary web pages and on modern SharePoint sites, whose pages scroll inside an inner container that trips up most capture tools and the browser's own "full size screenshot". HOW IT WORKS • Click the toolbar icon. A small badge counts the frames. • When it finishes, a preview tab opens with your full-page image. • Download it as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, or copy it straight to the clipboard. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT • Captures the whole page top to bottom, including the header and navigation. • Handles SharePoint's inner-scroll pages that normal capture tools miss. • Fixed and sticky elements (top bars, side rails) are captured once at the top and never repeated down the image. • Export as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, with a High, Medium or Low quality setting. • Very tall pages are handled automatically. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your screenshot is created and kept entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded, and the extension has no analytics, no tracking, and no remote code. It uses the minimal activeTab permission, so it only ever touches the tab you click on. It has no standing access to your browsing. A free tool by fivenumber.com.
Aug 21, 2026
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