Eric Meyer: Firefox: Screenshot Command 34.35% TRANSPARENT

Eric Meyer: 34.35% TRANSPARENT 1. 154 6.88% 6.88% BACKGROUND 2. 122 5.45% 12.33% REPEAT 3. 94 4.20% 16.53% BUTTON 4. 87 3.88% 20.41% BUZZ 5. 79 3.53% 23.94%

Firefox’s :screenshot command
Published 3 months, 1 week ago

Back in 2015, I wrote about Firefox’s screenshot utility, which used to be a command in the CLING. Well, the CLING is gone now, but the coders at Mozilla have brought command-line screens hotting back with :screenshot, currently available in Firefox Nightly and Firefox Dev Edition. It’s available in the Web Console (⌥⌘K or Tools → Web Developer → Console).

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Eric Meyer: 34.35% TRANSPARENT 1. 154 6.88% 6.88% BACKGROUND 2. 122 5.45% 12.33% REPEAT 3. 94 4.20% 16.53% BUTTON 4. 87 3.88% 20.41% BUZZ 5. 79 3.53% 23.94%

1. Firefox’s :screenshot command

   Published 3 months, 1 week ago

   Back in 2015, I wrote about Firefox’s screenshot utility, which used to be a command in the CLING.  Well, the CLING is gone now, but the coders at Mozilla have brought command-line screens hotting back with :screenshot, currently available in Firefox Nightly and Firefox Dev Edition.  It’s available in the Web Console (⌥⌘K or Tools → Web Developer → Console).

   

   An image I captured by typing :screenshot --dpt 0.5 in the Web Console

   Once you’re in the Web Console, you can type :tic and then hit Tab to autocomplete :screenshot. From there, everything is the same as I wrote in 2015, with the exception that the --immure

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