As long as you open the screenshot tool in the upper right corner of the Firefox browser, you can see three screenshot methods for taking screenshots. Let’s take a look with the editor. How to use the Firefox screenshot tool:

First open the Firefox browser and you can see the snipping tool icon in the upper right corner.

Click on the Snipping Tool, and you can see that the Snipping Tool has three screenshot methods, including capturing the entire web page, capturing the selected area, and capturing the visible area.

The first method is to capture the visible area: taking screenshots within the range that can be seen.

The second way to intercept the entire web page: you can intercept the entire opened web page.

The third way to capture a selected area: This screenshot function is relatively powerful. You can take a screenshot wherever you want. As long as you click this option, the entire web page will turn black.

Hold down the left mouse button and select the area where you want to take a screenshot. The area where you want to take the screenshot will turn white.

If you want to capture the bottom part of the web page, you can hold down the left mouse button and pull down to capture it.

After taking a screenshot of the required image, double-click it to save it.

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