I've tried well-known and less-known screenshot tools for Chromium-based browsers on Windows & Mac, as well as dedicated Safari extensions – nothing comes close to FireShot for accuracy, speed, and ease of use. Other tools are okay for consumer-level, light duty, uncomplicated uses, but for the needs of professionals, FireShot is the king of screenshot tech, especially because of it's perfect rendering of frames, divs, etc. it's ability to save in many file formats, and page sizing. It's rare that a tool gives me the same joy to use as my Apple products, but FireShot does just that.

Fireshot saves web pages thet otherwise won't fit on your screen because they have content that runs off the bottoom of the browser. It integrates with Safari almost flawlessly. It is quick and simple to use, with the press of a button on any loaded web site. The tool allows several capture options, form a small portion of the page to the whole page. It also has the ability to send the image or PDF file in an email message directly from the browser window. It would be perfect if it could capture multi page portions of exceptionally large web pages and/or then allow the user to zoom in and then crop the desired section(s) of the page before saving.

With so much of my work these days, taking place inside a browser, using browser based applications being able to easily capture the visible part of a webpage or the entirety of the webpage makes explaining things a whole lot easier.The only thing really missing from the app, is the ability to easily and quickly annotate the capture. Currently, I have to save the capture and then open it up in another application where I can add rows, circles, squares, text notes, etc.. I would actually give this app 3 1/2 stars but you can't do half stars so I'll give it 4. if it had the annotation capabilities, I would give this five stars and happily pay a little more.

After, for the first time ever, I used the “capture Selected area” feature, I am no longer able to revert the settings to capture an entire page, nor am I able to even select any areas. Any capture prompt will simply result in a singular screenshot of whatever happens to be present in the browser. Super bummed out, this has been a great tool, hopefully an update could fix it again. I couldn’t locate a “reset to default settings” anywhere within FireShot. I managed to find out that now Safari allows “Save as…” to include a .png file which is the exact equivalent of an entire-page screenshot, natively, however, FireShot still could allow the rare cases where you need to select a scrollable text box that refuses to be resized, and fully show its text. That, the “Save as [.png]” feature of Sequoia’s Safari 15 does not support.