1. Interview with Neca artist Trevor Zammit (and brief glimpses of upcoming toys).
2. New tiny street art by Slinkachu.
3. Free drawing from Dustin Harbin if you buy a $4 art book as described here.
4. Watch the first 10 minutes of Abobo's Big Adventure.
5. Anyone have a favorite screenshot tool for Firefox?
6. For the next three days, it's $5 off t-shirts at Zazzle with the code VETERANSALE5. I recommend Miskatonic University, Vonster, Steve Thomas, and my own store.
Friday, November 11, 2011
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I hadn't used a screenshot tool in Firefox for ages until yesterday. I had previously used Screengrab but that does not work in FF8.
ReplyDeleteI needed a picture of the entire page and found Abduction! to be the simplest add-on: no toolbars, no faffing around uploading to an online editor etc.
That's exactly why I asked. "Abduction" sounds exciting.
ReplyDeletei really like greenshot and it is open sourcehttp://getgreenshot.org/
ReplyDeleteYou can use the existing Tools->Page Info-> Media to get images from pages which are protected with the clear.gif and other protections. I use Download Helper as an add on to get FLV SWF and MP4 within a page as well. As outdated as it is though, IE6 can still scavenge things from the temporary internet files really well.
ReplyDeleteFor FF screenshots: Aviary! I ignore most of the suite but the screenshot bit of things is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI really like using the Picnik plugin for screenshots in Firefox.
ReplyDeleteIn Windows, Alt+PrintScreen will take a screenshot of just the active application (e.g. Firefox). Paste into Irfanview, press S to save - done!
ReplyDeleteI love Pixlr Grabber because you can choose to get a screenshot or just a selected portion of the page. I have not had any problems and it seems to be updated often since it works with the newest version of Firefox.
ReplyDeleteThanks everybody, seems like I can't go wrong.
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