GoFullPage For Mac

GoFullPage is a minimalist Chrome extension that offers you the possibility to capture entire web pages with a simple mouse click. The extension is great if you want to capture and quickly present or annotate the current state of a website.

GoFullPage installs like any other Chrome extension: you need to navigate to the appropriate Chrome Store entry and press the “Add to Chrome” button that you can find on the page.

To start the capturing process, all you have to do is click on the icon that will be visible next to the address bar. The add-on panel allows you to monitor the process and automatically opens the screenshot in a separate tab.

At the same time, GoFullPage comes with hotkey support, and you get to change the default keyboard combination from the Chrome Extensions panel: just launch the Keyboard Shortcuts panel and change the key binding.

GoFullPage will open the most recently captured screenshot in a new tab where you get to see a thumbnail for the entire image or choose to switch to the full-size mode and see all the details.

Note that you can save the image to your Mac by using the appropriate button or by merely dragging and dropping the image to a location of your choice. You can switch to the History view and see all captures together with their date and size.

GoFullPage sports rather straightforward capabilities: the extension integrates with your Chrome browser and allows you to capture entire pages with minimal effort.

The GoFullPage screenshots can be saved to your Mac as JPG image files, but keep in mind that the add-on does not include the option to annotate the pictures.