Wenn Du Windows benutzt... Start klicken > png eingeben und er zeigt Dir alle Bilder & den Pfad wo sie gespeichert sind. (>)

(oder jpg oder jpeg, falls dort was zu finden ist...)

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@PacTechAsia Already requested as Capture as PDF

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@Daktyl said in Enable scrolling while selecting a larger area to take as a screenshot:

No, I shouldn't need a 3rd party program to do this when several other browsers already can.

The fact is that you do need a third-party app. I never attack people for requesting a feature. I point out their folly when they complain that it should already be present when it is not.

Get real. If anyone switches to Vivaldi from other browsers (for good reasons) there are sure to be some features from their previous browser that are missing.

Who does it help to complain that this browser is lame due to missing some niche feature? It helps to offer workarounds, extensions, or third-party apps. Many users are happy to learn about these solutions.

@ribeirobreno this would also make it possible to capture a page with filter obscure on.

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@Pesala thanks for your quick answers. I'll check it out 🙂

Without this feature, it's very difficult to capture a pixel-perfect image of the visible area. In particular, when DevTools is open with the Device toolbar screen simulation turned on.

There is a background that I don't want included in my screenshots, but only the visible part that a device sees. So it's always extra steps to copy and paste this into an image editor to remove the unwanted area.

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@pesala Indeed on 2.0.1300.5 this problem doesn't exist any longer

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@elmotivator Here is what you can do.

Select some text on the page Copy to Note (Ctrl+Shift+C is the default shortcut) In the newly created note, click on the camera icon Select an area of the page to capture, or the whole page

You now have a text copy of the relevant text, with an attached screenshot. Double-clicking the note will return to the web page from which the note was copied.

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The limit seem to have been increased to at least 60,000 pixels. This long page on The Municipal History of Quebec is too long, and the capture fails without any warning message.

This long page of 57,232 pixels, on The History of Christianity is successfully capture to JPG or PNG format.

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I also miss this nice feature in Vivaldi.

And it would be great if i can use a context menu of the right mouse, maybe under Save as... or Print...

I'm not so sure but uBlock Origin also has a similar option of selecting cosmetic filters. I suppose it works also with html selections.

@lonm I removed the Bookmark Sorting as it's already available or a duplicate of True Alphabetical Sort of Bookmark Folders.

It is not sure what Capture Settings are not being saved, but I reported a Bug for:

(VB-34841) Save Capture to File from Menu Always saves as PNG