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NetFixer - capture screenshots of entire websites
NetFixer is a new webpage capturing utility from Shiny Frog software, the same crew that brought us the fantastic Delibar. In the same vein as Paparazzi and Yoink, NetFixer employs some unique features:- Very small and light app, only 240kb (Universal Binary)
- Shot directly from your preferred browser with the awesome bookmarklet
- Export the shots in various formats
- The user can set the default size of the canvas


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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Nakleh said 8:12PM on 12-05-2006
This software unfortunately doesn't capture entire webSITES, only webPAGES.
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T.S. said 11:07PM on 12-05-2006
I don't know if this would serve people's purposes in the same way, but lately I've been capturing webpages as PDFs. Simply right-click on a page, and choose "Export PDF". I use Safari+Saft -- I'm not sure if this is a Safari or Saft feature. It's handy when I have a long article to read and an unreliable Wi-Fi connection. Hope this helps someone.
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nathan sykes said 7:42AM on 12-06-2006
I wonder if this could be combined with automater so for instance in the morning it would open and save your favourite blogs for reading later on the train to work.
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Ed said 11:53AM on 12-06-2006
Its a pretty good program.
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Dan S said 10:06AM on 12-06-2006
This isn't that much different than the previously mentioned Paparazzi - both seem to do the same thing quite nicely. What I love, as a designer who's needs to take screenshots often, is that when you choose the PDF option it preserves the on-screen look, but keeps the text as text (often saving as a PDF displays how a page will look printed, with no background images, etc). This allows for someone to review a page and then edit the text right in Acrobat and then send back to me with comments.
But both this and Paparazzi seem to only shoot static pages, when I often need to be able to capture dynamically generated pages where copying and pasting a URL just won't work.
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Steven said 2:01PM on 12-06-2006
Who needs a separate app?
http://pearlcrescent.com/products/pagesaver/
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