OpenScreenShot
Browser extension for full, region, and visible-area screenshots, local annotation, PDF and format export, customizable, free, open source, fully offline, no account or telemetry, zero ads, no third parties, using only needed permissions, privacy-focused.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Full-page Screenshot
- Annotate Screenshot
- No Tracking
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Works Offline
- Dark Mode
- Export to PDF
OpenScreenShot News & Activities
Recent activities
beavertamil-hub added OpenScreenShot as alternative to NovaCapture
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OpenScreenShot information
Developed by
PGHQ Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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56 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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Photos & Graphics, Web BrowsersGitHub repository
- 56 Stars
- 4 Forks
- 0 Open Issues
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What is OpenScreenShot?
OpenScreenShot is an open-source screenshot tool with capabilities for full-page, selected region, and visible-area capture. It includes an annotation function and PDF export option. As a browser extension, it ensures privacy by not transmitting any data from your device. It does not require an account setup, use telemetry, or third-party services.
All functions of OpenScreenShot, including capture, annotation, and export, are done locally in your browser. It doesn't collect or transmit any data and is free from analytics, ads, and third-party services. The extension uses only necessary permissions for its functions.
OpenScreenShot offers Full Page, Visible Area, and Selected Region capture modes. After each capture, a full-screen editor opens for annotation before exporting. Users can customize the settings of OpenScreenShot, including theme, default format, quality, filename template, and PDF defaults.
OpenScreenShot is MIT licensed and its source code is available on GitHub for contributions.
Comments and Reviews
Thanks for sharing this with the community! I was using GoFullPage on my Brave browser until it recommended me removing that extension, which I promptly did. Then I came to AlternativeTo.net looking for a replacement to it and surprisingly found OpenScreenShot a very good alternative, which - until now - I'm enjoying for it's ease of use, exporting functionalities, etc.