Unable to take full page screenshot using “screenshot --fullpage”
I am using Firefox 64.0 on Windows 10 (1803).
In past I have been able to take full page screen captures by issuing the command screenshot --fullpage on the browser console. Now using this command gives an error:
screenshot --fullpage
SyntaxError: unexpected token: identifier
Should this feature still work in Firefox 64? Searching for ways to take full page screen captures leads guides telling to use this command but they all seem to be couple of years old.
If this feature still exists, why is it not working for me? If it does not exist is there a build-in alternative?
firefox firefox-developer-tools
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
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asked Jan 2 at 16:13
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I am using Firefox 64.0 on Windows 10 (1803).
In past I have been able to take full page screen captures by issuing the command screenshot --fullpage on the browser console. Now using this command gives an error:
screenshot --fullpage
SyntaxError: unexpected token: identifier
Should this feature still work in Firefox 64? Searching for ways to take full page screen captures leads guides telling to use this command but they all seem to be couple of years old.
If this feature still exists, why is it not working for me? If it does not exist is there a build-in alternative?
firefox firefox-developer-tools
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
1
Use colon sign before it.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 2 at 19:49
Adding colon before command worked but the--fullpageparameter still wont work. It gives no error but picture only contains visible area of the page.
– Madoc Comadrin
Jan 2 at 20:55
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I am using Firefox 64.0 on Windows 10 (1803).
In past I have been able to take full page screen captures by issuing the command screenshot --fullpage on the browser console. Now using this command gives an error:
screenshot --fullpage
SyntaxError: unexpected token: identifier
Should this feature still work in Firefox 64? Searching for ways to take full page screen captures leads guides telling to use this command but they all seem to be couple of years old.
If this feature still exists, why is it not working for me? If it does not exist is there a build-in alternative?
firefox firefox-developer-tools
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
I am using Firefox 64.0 on Windows 10 (1803).
In past I have been able to take full page screen captures by issuing the command screenshot --fullpage on the browser console. Now using this command gives an error:
screenshot --fullpage
SyntaxError: unexpected token: identifier
Should this feature still work in Firefox 64? Searching for ways to take full page screen captures leads guides telling to use this command but they all seem to be couple of years old.
If this feature still exists, why is it not working for me? If it does not exist is there a build-in alternative?
firefox firefox-developer-tools
firefox firefox-developer-tools
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
edited Jan 2 at 19:33
valiano
229110
229110
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
asked Jan 2 at 16:13
Madoc ComadrinMadoc Comadrin
6093717
6093717
1
Use colon sign before it.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 2 at 19:49
Adding colon before command worked but the--fullpageparameter still wont work. It gives no error but picture only contains visible area of the page.
– Madoc Comadrin
Jan 2 at 20:55
add a comment |
1
Use colon sign before it.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 2 at 19:49
Adding colon before command worked but the--fullpageparameter still wont work. It gives no error but picture only contains visible area of the page.
– Madoc Comadrin
Jan 2 at 20:55
1
1
Use colon sign before it.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 2 at 19:49
Use colon sign before it.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 2 at 19:49
Adding colon before command worked but the
--fullpage parameter still wont work. It gives no error but picture only contains visible area of the page.– Madoc Comadrin
Jan 2 at 20:55
Adding colon before command worked but the
--fullpage parameter still wont work. It gives no error but picture only contains visible area of the page.– Madoc Comadrin
Jan 2 at 20:55
add a comment |
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You need to prepend a semicolon to the command:
:screenshot --fullpage
There's more info on that command on MDN web docs.
If the --fullpage parameter doesn't work, i.e. you only get a screenshot of the viewport instead of the whole page, you either typed it wrong or it's a bug. To check whether it's a general bug in Firefox or caused by some setting or add-on, you should create a new Firefox profile and try the command there. If it works there, it's related to your profile.
There's also a page giving more tips how to troubleshoot Firefox.
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
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You need to prepend a semicolon to the command:
:screenshot --fullpage
There's more info on that command on MDN web docs.
If the --fullpage parameter doesn't work, i.e. you only get a screenshot of the viewport instead of the whole page, you either typed it wrong or it's a bug. To check whether it's a general bug in Firefox or caused by some setting or add-on, you should create a new Firefox profile and try the command there. If it works there, it's related to your profile.
There's also a page giving more tips how to troubleshoot Firefox.
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
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You need to prepend a semicolon to the command:
:screenshot --fullpage
There's more info on that command on MDN web docs.
If the --fullpage parameter doesn't work, i.e. you only get a screenshot of the viewport instead of the whole page, you either typed it wrong or it's a bug. To check whether it's a general bug in Firefox or caused by some setting or add-on, you should create a new Firefox profile and try the command there. If it works there, it's related to your profile.
There's also a page giving more tips how to troubleshoot Firefox.
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
Sebastian ZartnerSebastian Zartner
5251412
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You need to prepend a semicolon to the command:
:screenshot --fullpage
There's more info on that command on MDN web docs.
If the --fullpage parameter doesn't work, i.e. you only get a screenshot of the viewport instead of the whole page, you either typed it wrong or it's a bug. To check whether it's a general bug in Firefox or caused by some setting or add-on, you should create a new Firefox profile and try the command there. If it works there, it's related to your profile.
There's also a page giving more tips how to troubleshoot Firefox.
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
Sebastian ZartnerSebastian Zartner
5251412
You need to prepend a semicolon to the command:
:screenshot --fullpage
There's more info on that command on MDN web docs.
If the --fullpage parameter doesn't work, i.e. you only get a screenshot of the viewport instead of the whole page, you either typed it wrong or it's a bug. To check whether it's a general bug in Firefox or caused by some setting or add-on, you should create a new Firefox profile and try the command there. If it works there, it's related to your profile.
There's also a page giving more tips how to troubleshoot Firefox.
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
Sebastian ZartnerSebastian Zartner
5251412
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
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5251412
answered Jan 3 at 12:30
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Use colon sign before it.
– Biswapriyo
Jan 2 at 19:49
Adding colon before command worked but the
--fullpageparameter still wont work. It gives no error but picture only contains visible area of the page.– Madoc Comadrin
Jan 2 at 20:55