Firefox 127 Released with Improved Screenshot Tool, Security Boost
Firefox 127 Released with Improved Screenshot Tool, Security Boost
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I always forget Firefox has a builtin screenshot tool. It's actually super handy, as it recognizes parts of the website by just mouse hover it, such as blocks of code.
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It can also take scrolling screenshots.
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The only thing I miss it has was an automatic save function after taking a screenshot. This would allow for combining (with a script) the output (file) with another tool (such as editing or uploading to a specific service). But that's just a nitpick from my side, because of my personal workflow.
Edit: Well I have another great idea how to improve the screenshot utility! It should bet able to hold Ctrl-key on the keyboard, while clicking multiple elements. Just like selecting files in the file browser. And Shift-key to specify a range of clicked areas. Just for the icing on the cake!
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In my experience it doesn't work too great.
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I only found it recently and it’s saved me so much time with being able to take screenshots of whole web page elements.
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Hi, thanks for sharing this news, but please post the release notes from the Mozilla website, instead of (or at least along with) a third party service.
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Good point. Will do.
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Thanks :)
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1 more release and 3rd party passkeys will work on Android (ﾉﾟ0ﾟ)ﾉ~
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I'm sorry, third party whatnow? What are passkeys?
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Right now on Firefox for Android (I use it on macOS, Windows, Linux, and iOS without issue) I'm only able to sign into websites requiring passkeys with my on-device or Google account passkeys. I can't sign in using my 1Password passkeys like I do on all the other platforms. There was a bug fix I was watching the status of (got fixed a few weeks or a month ago) that should be included in the next Firefox release (128), fixing this annoying issue :-)
As far as what passkeys are, it's basically password-less logins: https://passkeys.io and https://passkeys.dev
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