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...)

I use ShareX - it's open source and supports many animated recording formats. However it only works on windows

@Psider I would also find this useful, but we might have to wait a while for this to be implemented. Meanwhile, you could try a utility like Sizer. No doubt there are others. I am testing the latest 64-bit version 4, and it seems to work well. Right-click on any edge of a restored window to choose the desired size. I also write documentation and tutorials for various applications that I use. I use FastStone Capture to record videos and like to resize the window to 1024x768 to keep the videos smaller and to cater for users who might be using smaller monitors.

@PacTechAsia Already requested as Capture as PDF

@silhoette This is an old post now, but I'd like to bump it a little : are there any Vivaldi-specific switches, or only the Chromium ones ? A dedicated switch for page capture would be great, since sometimes I have to get some pages in headless mode (no X server available). I've been trying / browsing Vivaldi strings, but I can't find explicit references to those switches. Best regards, Guiluge

@Pesala I am already using ifranviews batch/converting tool for this to tag a bigger amount of pics at once but it would be more convenient if I could skip this step. Of course I am aware of the fact that the possibility of this feature to be implemented is close to zero but who knows - if you don't try you can't win ; )

@ryofurue Paint.net is free (Windows only) and as capable as Gimp, possibly even more capable, and opens faster than Gimp does.

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

@Pesala said in Allow Low-res Screenshots: @alinares said in Allow Low-res Screenshots: Hi-dpi monitors I think there needs to be some control to define how much to resize screenshots. There are a lot of different monitor resolutions that might be called High Resolution from 1600x1200 upwards. Then users can have their monitor set to portrait too. Half size won't suit all users. Perhaps a simple field "Resize width to" ? Considering the most frequent use case (you want to share your screenshot as quickly as possible through Skype or other similar apps, perhaps a predefined maximum size (the number of dots in each direction) may be a good choice. You take a screenshot on Vivaldi. If the actual size is larger than the predefined maximum, Vivaldi would automatically resize it---something like this.

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

Have you tried using the Snipping Tool that comes with Windows? With that, you can capture whatever screen section you want.

I see the difference now. I particularly like the idea of being able to capture a layout element...

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

Oddly, when capturing a page from the Tools menu, the screen shot is always saved as PNG, not JPG. (VB-34841) Save Capture to File from Menu Always saves as PNG PNG is usually better for pages of text, and high quality JPG is overkill for thumbnails of pages that are mostly images. It might be better not to have to choose, but just to use whichever format is set for capture full page. I don't see any screen capture when copying text to a note, unless I click the camera ion. Then the screenshot always seems to be a standard size in pixels, independent of the page size. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit •Snapshot 1.16.1170.3 (64-bit)

Well, it's a pretty terrible feature. How can I make a non-feature request? Vivaldi is for people undaunted by extensive settings/options, and settings are fully searchable... so who needs this? Amateurs @Pesala said in Option not to Open Explorer after Screen Capture: @steveh64 One way to disable the opening of Explorer is to delete the Capture Storage Folder in Settings, Webpages. ... use a shortcut for Capture Page to Clipboard... There is a nifty tool called PasteAsFile which allows you to save images/text, i.e. the clipboard contents, directly in Explorer. It's even free now, apparently abandonware. https://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Clipboard/Paste-As-File.shtml The program gives you the possibility to specify the filename and select the output format, namely HTML, PDF, RTF, plain text format, JPG, PCX, PNG, BMP, TGA, GIF, or TIF file format. But since this adds more work than just letting Vivaldi save as file, this defeats the purpose. I've noticed that if I already have the save folder open in Explorer, it just pops into the foreground (and scolls to the bottom) on every capture - just ALT-Tab back to Vivaldi.

@johnny85 said in Larger Maximum Image Size for Capture Page: Vivaldi always starts the capture from the top of the page You must use Capture Selection, not Capture Page. I think the simplest solution is best. Set the largest value that Vivaldi can cope with, and crop images to 65,535 if the JPG format is used. No need for any user intervention at all.