Normally by clicking on the 3 horizontal dots to right hand side of browser bar the drop down menu shows it

For whatever reason its gone awol

 

I've rebooted several times but for whatever reason its gone lol !

 

All settings and browser are bang up to date

I should say the drop down menu is still there but the option to click on screenshot is not

1 minute ago, Chivas said:

I should say the drop down menu is still there but the option to click on screenshot is not

It never showed me the option of a screen shot I just right click the article and I am on Firefox 

• Right-click on an empty part of the page and select Take a Screenshot.
• Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + S.

Well well, I've been using FF for a dog's age and didn't know it had this built-in function.

Have been using an add-on (nimbus) which has been giving problems lately.

Thanks.

 

If looking for an add-on to save an entire page as a web page I recommend Singlefile. 

 

A while back there was an add-on that allowed you to tailor your menus, but went out-of-date.

 

 

I don't know if it still exists in hipster versions but in old stable Firefox we have internal function to make a full page screenshot:

press Shift+F2 to open browser console, and type "screenshot --fullpage" there.

 

EDIT: i've just found out that starting with version 62 it is required to put a colon prior to "screenshot", so the command is ":screenshot --fullpage"

also it seems that they changed the key combination from Shift+F2 to Ctrl+Shift+K

Edited April 21, 20215 yr by fdsa

11 hours ago, Eindhoven said:

• Right-click on an empty part of the page and select Take a Screenshot.
• Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + S.

 

Yes thanks thats what I'm doing now

No idea why its been removed from the drop down menu within the browser bar

On 4/21/2021 at 12:26 AM, fdsa said:

I don't know if it still exists in hipster versions but in old stable Firefox we have internal function to make a full page screenshot:

press Shift+F2 to open browser console, and type "screenshot --fullpage" there.

 

EDIT: i've just found out that starting with version 62 it is required to put a colon prior to "screenshot", so the command is ":screenshot --fullpage"

also it seems that they changed the key combination from Shift+F2 to Ctrl+Shift+K

Thanks for the tips, awesome!!!

you can also customise the toolbar and get the screenshot icon right from the address bar.

- right click on the space of icons right of addess field

- the custom page opens

- select the sceenshot icon with the mouse click and pull it to the icon bar right of address field

- close the custom screen, by a click on hte close button right below

and next time you want to make a screenschot, you just click the screen <deleted> icon.