Screenshots have become a useful utility in today’s world, as it captures the whole displayed items as shown in still image format. There are several use cases of screenshots in the era of the digital ...
Chrome and Firefox are not only popular because they are fast but also because they are readily customizable. For example, you can configure these browsers to take or capture a full webpage screenshot ...
Google Chrome is bringing screenshot powers to incognito mode. The company has added a new flag to Chrome Canary (experimental channel) to enable screenshots when browsing in Incognito mode while ...
Firefox is a popular browser for Windows PC. The Developer Toolbar in Firefox and Chrome allows you to take screenshots of the browser window without using any browser add-ons or 3rd-party screen ...
A quick screenshot is a handy way to get information to someone, but sometimes an edit or two is needed to best fit the situation. Now, Google Chrome is preparing the ability to both capture and edit ...
Google is now preparing an update that will give the desktop Chrome browser a similar screenshot and photo editor feature to Android. And that will also be getting a new way to use the AI-vision tool ...
Chrome's built-in screenshot tool is here. In 2020, Google's mobile browser introduced a custom share menu to replace the system default. Chrome for Android is currently adding a built-in screenshot ...
The new feature was recently spotted in a new commit on Chromium Gerrit. It reveals a new flag named “Chrome Share Screenshots” that enables the UI to take and edit screenshots. There’s no additional ...
Google Chrome 98 update is adding notable new features, such as a new security measure that prevents tons of future web attacks, an option to screenshot on a desktop in a single click, and more. A ...
Sharing links to quality content is one of the core experiences of the internet as we know it today. Google is looking to streamline that process with a new share sheet in Chrome for Android that also ...
Ajax-powered web apps are ridiculously fast in Chrome. The secret is Chrome's unique rendering model and it's new V8 JavaScript engine. Check out Webmonkey's in-depth look at the new browser for ...