OpenScreenShot

very good product and amazing

The local-only processing is the strongest differentiator here, especially for QA teams capturing dashboards with customer data. How does full-page capture handle virtualized lists or pages that lazy-load content while scrolling? An option to show which elements were skipped would make privacy-sensitive bug reports even more trustworthy.

Was doing a batch of directory submissions this week and needed clean full-page captures at exact sizes. Does it let you set a fixed viewport like 1920x1080 before capturing? Open source is a big plus, will try it.

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Love the privacy-first approach and the fact that everything stays on the device. The built-in annotation tools also make this feel much more complete than a basic screenshot extension. A batch mode for capturing multiple URLs with the same settings and automatic file naming would be a great addition for documentation and product research. Great work!

Looks like a great privacy-focused tool! I often take full-page screenshots while creating tutorials and content for my website, Pinterest Video İndirici, so a fast, open-source extension like this would be really useful. Wishing you all the best with the launch! 🚀

A simple yet incredibly useful tool! The clean interface makes capturing and sharing screenshots quick and hassle-free.

OpenScreenSHot has great potential and offers some useful features, but I encountered a few issues that could be improved. Please contact me so I can share detailed feedback and suggest the changes I'd like to see. Email: [email protected]

The privacy friction here is genuinely compelling. Most screenshot tools still make people nervous because they either require an account, send data to servers, or embed tracking pixels. The traditional path means either using proprietary tools from Microsoft or Chrome, accepting that your private dashboards are being monitored somewhere. OpenScreenShot removes that friction entirely by being completely local - no accounts, no cloud, no telemetry. Being able to capture sensitive financial reports, internal dashboards, or customer records knowing that everything stays on your machine transforms the trust equation from "maybe" to complete peace of mind. For compliance teams, healthcare professionals, and anyone capturing confidential data, that guarantee of zero server contact is what changes the game from worried to confident.

This is exactly what I need.

The "zero data leaves your device" angle is what sold me — for screenshot tools that's rarely verifiable, so MIT-licensing it is the right move. Question: how do you handle lazy-loaded images during full-page scroll capture? I've been scripting WKWebView for batch page renders and found waiting for network-idle isn't enough for below-the-fold content. Curious if you inject scroll events and re-wait, or snapshot viewport-by-viewport.

That's great and chrome extension are becoming something nowadays

this seems interesting. gonna give it a try

going to give a try but looks like a great tool

i think i'll try this out

Great contribution! I hope it helps many more people.

I like that this combines full-page capture, annotations, and multiple export formats into a single extension instead of requiring several different tools. The PDF export and region capture features look particularly useful for creating tutorials, bug reports, and documentation. Looking forward to trying it in my daily workflow.

Wanted something like this a lot in my time as a student in university. I'd either use the default pc screenshot feature or at worst, my mobile camera

Seems interesting. Definitely trying it

seems useful, i'll try it