Awesome Screenshot 1.0 for Safari is limited to the visible area - 25 views

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  #1 Graham Perrin on 11 Aug 10

   

  No option to capture the entire page.
  
  Probably a known issue. Maybe an issue with WebKit …

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">No option to capture the entire page. <br /> <br /> Probably a known issue. Maybe an issue with WebKit …</div>

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  #2 sandy_diigo on 12 Aug 10

   

  In the upcoming release ,the feature of capturing the entire webpage will be rolled out.
  Stay tuned.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">In the upcoming release ,the feature of capturing the entire webpage will be rolled out. <br /> Stay tuned.</div>

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  #6 sandy_diigo on 02 Sep 10

   

  Since safari does not allow any codes inserted into some webpages as well as some websites, awesome screenshots cannot work on those sites. On those situations, a hint message "only capture visible part works" will show up when you click your mouse on the extension icon. Sometimes awesome screenshots may disable some functions of the webpage, but the problem can be resolved after webpages reloaded automatically. But on chrome, it works fine on most cases except some special websites.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Since safari does not allow any codes inserted into some webpages as well as some websites, awesome screenshots cannot work on those sites. On those situations, a hint message "only capture visible part works" will show up when you click your mouse on the extension icon. Sometimes awesome screenshots may disable some functions of the webpage, but the problem can be resolved after webpages reloaded automatically. But on chrome, it works fine on most cases except some special websites.</div>

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  #7 Graham Perrin on 03 Sep 10

   

  Thanks. I'm curious,
  
  > safari does not allow any codes inserted into some webpages
  
  — is that Safari respecting the preference of a publisher (or developer/webmaster) to not insert code?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Thanks. I'm curious, <br /> <br /> > safari does not allow any codes inserted into some webpages <br /> <br /> — is that Safari respecting the preference of a publisher (or developer/webmaster) to not insert code?</div>

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