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Everything about capturing a whole page.
Full-page capture looks trivial until you meet a sticky header, a lazy-loading gallery, or a dashboard that scrolls an inner pane. These guides cover the methods, the tools, and the parts that break, written while solving each of them to ship the extension.
News · 14 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
GoFullPage was removed from the Chrome Web Store
What happened on 10 August, why the "unsafe" warning is misleading, how to keep your installed copy alive, and how to get your captures out.
Comparison · 7 min read
A GoFullPage alternative, compared honestly
Five tools compared on permissions, local versus cloud capture, what the free tier withholds, and sticky-header handling, with an honest list of where mine is the wrong choice.
How-to · 6 min read
How to take a full page screenshot in Chrome
Four methods including Chrome's own hidden command, plus fixes for blank sections, repeated navigation bars and pages that refuse to scroll.
Roundup · 5 min read
The best full page screenshot extensions for Chrome
Seven options rated on the things that differ, and the fifteen-second test that decides between them faster than any comparison table.
How-to · 4 min read
Saving a full page screenshot as a PDF
Why Ctrl+P produces a broken document, how to keep the file near 1 MB instead of 5, and when to paginate onto A4 instead of one long page.
Explainer · 4 min read
Go Full Page: what it is, and where things stand
An independent explainer on the extension eleven million people installed: what it does, its shortcut, its Premium line, and its current status.
The extension these guides come from
Full Page Screenshot: one click, scrolls and stitches, keeps sticky headers out of the image, exports PNG, JPEG or PDF with cropping and annotation. Free, no account, no network requests, MIT licensed.