WebShot is a simple utility that gives you the ability to take screenshots and thumbnails of webpages or websites. You can take screenshots of a single webpage or screenshots of multiple webpages in batch mode.
The freeware edition does color screenshots via the graphical user interface and the freeware command line interface is limited to grayscale screenshots. You can purchase full featured command line versions of WebShot.
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- Fixed crash on pdf urls
Reviewing 1.64 (Dec 18, 2008)
That's WebShot version 1.65, not 1.64, and the link does download 1.65 correctly.
Whatever, fully functional, and this latest 1.65 seems faster even than previous versions. Nice work.
Reviewing 1.58 (Apr 13, 2008)
Never tried it, never will. NirSoft has SiteShoter: free, portable, and you can save to jpg, png, gif, bmp, or tiff.
Reviewing 1.50 (Oct 5, 2007)
It is free and it took a perfect color picture.
Portable as well. even has a batch mode.
On second tries, slow as snot, refuses to deliver an actual picture-RUBBISH. Leaves a debug log file instead
Just use the freakin Screengrab 0.93 FF addon. It is instant result direct from browser with either png or jpg format saving option. Webshot only does jpg and large (2mb+ size) images. Screengrab images are kb size
Reviewing 1.47 (Aug 22, 2007)
It's not free, unless you enjoy grayscale images. I still have one of the earlier versions installed, before it became payware.
Reviewing 1.46 (Aug 22, 2007)
Great application with great functionality. And it's free! I would definitely recommend it.
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