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Take a screenshot from commandline
Juanje Ojeda
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shell, cli, ssh, imagemagick
Trim iOS Screenshots
Joachim Bondo
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ios, screenshot, status bar, automator
Webshot: A Website Screenshot Extension for Alfred on Mac OS X
Jonathan Nelson
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python, productivity, download, mac os x
Animated GIF of screenshots for bug reports
Jacob Elder
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screenshot, trello, animated gif, github
Take a screenshot of every Android device attached via adb
Carlos Fonseca
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0 responses
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automation, screenshot, adb, screencapture
Responsive site screenshots with capybara (ruby)
Nicholas Rutherford
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0 responses
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ruby, responsive, screenshot, capybara
How to capture awesome screenshots from Chrome
Christoffer Niska
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chrome, screenshot, extension, capture
Screenshot Tool for Windows
Enno Rehling
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0 responses
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windows, utility, screenshot
Screenshots of an App with No Shadow
Kerem Bozdas
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0 responses
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osx, window, screenshot, shadow
Record XHR and JavaScript Errors on the client side
Gregor Dorfbauer
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tool, bug, xhr, error
Capture full page in Firefox without extensions
Sebastián Veggiani
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firefox, screenshot, browsers
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Screenshots of an App with No Shadow
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Animated GIF of screenshots for bug reports
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Responsive site screenshots with capybara (ruby)
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