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On 10/6/2023 2:24 PM, Ms Nisha Pilai wrote:
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[Please disregard my last post]
Anyway to download this file without creating an account?
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It's a long document that I can't read all at once. I want to read page
at time before it disappears from the website.
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Thank you.
Screenshot.
On 10/6/23 14:49, shemp13@outlook.com wrote:
Screenshot.
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Mark Lloyd wrote:
On 10/6/23 14:49, shemp13@outlook.com wrote:
Screenshot.
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Then you don't want a screenshot, you want a web page saver ...
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Anyway to download this file without creating an account?
<https://www.slideshare.net/HindenburgResearch/diamond-scam-order-2013pdf>
It's a long document that I can't read all at once. I want to read page
at time before it disappears from the website.
I don't have an account with Scribd.
Thank you.
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web >>>page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
My Web browser, Vivaldi, can capture the entire page as a file (.JPG in
my case) or a specified area of the page.
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Then you don't want a screenshot, you want a web page saver ...
except firefox does fine at saving the whole web page
In FFox do file/save page, it will be saved as html that can be viewed offline, and you will have a permanent record of the document to share.
On 10/6/23 14:49, shemp13@outlook.com wrote:
Screenshot.
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
The Javascript code on a web page, does do a bit of display
sniffing (and not always for fingerprinting either). A web page
can switch decoration styles, when a larger screen is available,
without really offering any more "value" to the content.
So while I like the idea of screenshotting myself, enough to
waste time setting up a monster virtual config, I'm not really
impressed with the "reliability" of the approach.
As an example, say we are snapshotting the Yahoo News page (that
is a page which is infinitely long that I use for test). What is
supposed to happen, is as you scroll, articles are added to the
side of the display. Well, if you make the screen tall enough,
articles start going missing near the bottom of the page. If you
open the exact same URL six times, and take 26000 pixel pictures,
none of the pictures has even remotely the same content. It might
look like this. In some cases, 20% of the bottom of the page
has gone missing on a reload.
article article
article <missing>
article article
<missing> article
<missing> <missing>
... ...
|___________________________________|
bottom of page
Paul
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
My Web browser, Vivaldi, can capture the entire page as a file (.JPG in
my case) or a specified area of the page.
So, do they purposely sabotage large displays or just not account for it?
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
My Web browser, Vivaldi, can capture the entire page as a file (.JPG in
my case) or a specified area of the page.
I don't know what is going on there. I was just "disappointed"
with the results, because I expected an infinite page, to paint
and load all the way to the bottom, without a fuss.
On 10/8/23 16:09, AllanH wrote:
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
That's what I wanted too. I was trying to get around the fact that some
pages would look fine on the screen, then turn into a mess when printed.
I used to have a program that would do that, but lost it.
My Web browser, Vivaldi, can capture the entire page as a file (.JPG in
my case) or a specified area of the page.
On 10/8/23 16:09, AllanH wrote:Ref:http://www.faststone.org/
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
That's what I wanted too. I was trying to get around the fact that some
pages would look fine on the screen, then turn into a mess when printed.
I used to have a program that would do that, but lost it.
My Web browser, Vivaldi, can capture the entire page as a file (.JPG
in my case) or a specified area of the page.
candycanearter07,
So, do they purposely sabotage large displays or just not account for it?
Or they have just rate-limited the requests ...
Regards,
Rudy Wieser
Nic,
In FFox do file/save page, it will be saved as html that can be viewed
offline, and you will have a permanent record of the document to share.
Which will work nicely for normal pages, but no so much if its Javascript driven.
In that case you are just saving a basic, rather empty page and a "loader", and are still dependant on data thats retrieved from elsewhere to fill it
in.
IOW, converting the current webpage into an image is a good way to turn any dynamic content (driven by Javascript or not) into static content.
Regards,
Rudy Wieser
That's what I wanted too. I was trying to get around the fact that some
pages would look fine on the screen, then turn into a mess when printed.
I used to have a program that would do that, but lost it.
On 10/8/23 16:09, AllanH wrote:
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
That's what I wanted too. I was trying to get around the fact that some
pages would look fine on the screen, then turn into a mess when printed.
I used to have a program that would do that, but lost it.
And some web pages have download protection, such that if
you use the Firefox "Save As" "Webpage complete", a part of
the page will be missing. If you check the Download dialog,
there will be a notification that something stopped.
It was only the original web, which downloaded nicely.
In modern times, there are more failure modes possible.
Paul,
And some web pages have download protection, such that if
you use the Firefox "Save As" "Webpage complete", a part of
the page will be missing. If you check the Download dialog,
there will be a notification that something stopped.
The problem with "webpage complete" is that it re-downloads* the webpage and all its resources - but any scripting resources are (ofcourse) not executed against that webpage. The missing parts are most likely downloaded by some JS later.
* another problem with that is that the result has not been pulled thru any kind of addon, so if you have an Anti-ad/tracker/malware addon running the saved result isn't protected by it.
It was only the original web, which downloaded nicely.
In modern times, there are more failure modes possible.
Are you sure ? What about those blasted "flash" based websites ? :-)
Regards,
Rudy Wieser
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
That's what I wanted too. I was trying to get around the fact that some
pages would look fine on the screen, then turn into a mess when printed.
I used to have a program that would do that, but lost it.
Two others posted about FastStone Capture (Shareware).
If you're interested, the Last Freeware Version (v5.3) is available at https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=775
Anyway to download this file without creating an account?
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It's a long document that I can't read all at once. I want to read page
at time before it disappears from the website.
I don't have an account with Scribd.
Thank you.
http://info.cern.ch/...
Looks like it is just text.
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/X11/Overview.html
There was no "folder of supporting cast", no jquery, no advertising bumpf. Shocking really. If only they'd known that it would be chock-a-block with adverts
On 10/9/2023 9:36 AM, Mark Lloyd wrote:
On 10/8/23 16:09, AllanH wrote:
On 10/8/2023 3:38 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Mark Lloyd <not.email@all.invalid> wrote:
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web >>>>> page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Why doesn't Ctrl-S work for you? Then choose Web page, complete.
I believe the OP wants to save the Web page as an Image file.
That's what I wanted too. I was trying to get around the fact that some
pages would look fine on the screen, then turn into a mess when printed.
I used to have a program that would do that, but lost it.
My Web browser, Vivaldi, can capture the entire page as a file (.JPG in
my case) or a specified area of the page.
Has the OP tried singlefile? Saves entire page as a single html or self-extracting zip file.
On Fri, 6 Oct 2023 18:24:50 +0000, Ms Nisha Pilai
<invalid@invalid.net> wrote:
Anyway to download this file without creating an account?
<https://www.slideshare.net/HindenburgResearch/diamond-scam-order-2013pdf> >>
It's a long document that I can't read all at once. I want to read page
at time before it disappears from the website.
I don't have an account with Scribd.
Thank you.
After all the discussion this posting has generated, mebbe the OP [my goodness gracious me] could've set up a *free/short-term* account with *Scribd*?
Instead, a browser *help* group has been tied up in knots of
non-Firefox hand-wringing.
The original post was obviously phishing... and I'll bet we never hear
from her.
On 2023-10-10 02:09, Nobody wrote:
On Fri, 6 Oct 2023 18:24:50 +0000, Ms Nisha Pilai
<invalid@invalid.net> wrote:
Anyway to download this file without creating an account?
<https://www.slideshare.net/HindenburgResearch/diamond-scam-order-2013pdf> >>>
It's a long document that I can't read all at once. I want to read page
at time before it disappears from the website.
I don't have an account with Scribd.
Thank you.
After all the discussion this posting has generated, mebbe the OP [my
goodness gracious me] could've set up a *free/short-term* account with
*Scribd*?
Instead, a browser *help* group has been tied up in knots of
non-Firefox hand-wringing.
The original post was obviously phishing... and I'll bet we never hear
from her.
Phishing?
It will be something, but it doesn't fit the definition for "Phising".
On 10/10/2023 10:13 AM, Carlos E. R. wrote:
On 2023-10-10 02:09, Nobody wrote:
On Fri, 6 Oct 2023 18:24:50 +0000, Ms Nisha Pilai
<invalid@invalid.net> wrote:
Anyway to download this file without creating an account?
<https://www.slideshare.net/HindenburgResearch/diamond-scam-order-2013pdf> >>>>
It's a long document that I can't read all at once. I want to read page >>>> at time before it disappears from the website.
I don't have an account with Scribd.
Thank you.
After all the discussion this posting has generated, mebbe the OP [my
goodness gracious me] could've set up a *free/short-term* account with
*Scribd*?
Instead, a browser *help* group has been tied up in knots of
non-Firefox hand-wringing.
The original post was obviously phishing... and I'll bet we never hear
from her.
Phishing?
It will be something, but it doesn't fit the definition for "Phising".
Sometimes, open-ended, dump-and-run posts of this type, are "trolling".
The intention ? "Regulars fall all over themselves."
For the Commander, the objective is "maximum thread count". At one
time, the usenet client had a "total posts" counter for a thread,
and from that, you could get your jollies from making it hit 500
or 1000, with suitable amounts of thread drift.
Curious name:
Injection-Info: paganini.bofh.team; logging-data="1247013"; posting-host="lvwnlrZOTyXOUFTBTyWy3g.user.paganini.bofh.team"; mail-complaints-to="usenet@bofh.team"; posting-account="9dIQLXBM7WM9KzA+yjdR4A";
Mortimer Houghton <mortimer@VivoBook.X512D> wrote
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web
page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Then you don't want a screenshot, you want a web page saver ...
except firefox does fine at saving the whole web page
Does Firefox natively save an entire web page (even the parts you can't see in one screen) in a way that you can then easily _use_ the linked pages?
Long ago, when I wanted to screenshot long web pages, there was a plugin
that I used to do that in Firefox - but I don't remember the name of it.
On 08/10/2023 22:21, Wally J wrote:
Mortimer Houghton <mortimer@VivoBook.X512D> wrote
I've often wanted a screenshot program that would save the whole web >>>>> page. most don't, they're limited to the currently visible part.
Then you don't want a screenshot, you want a web page saver ...
except firefox does fine at saving the whole web page
So does Vivaldi, which is why I use it. Of course, a whole web page
saved as a JPG image is extremely narrow and very, very tall. But it
works perfectly.
Does Firefox natively save an entire web page (even the parts you
can't see
in one screen) in a way that you can then easily _use_ the linked pages?
AFAIK no. It saves an image. If you want the whole page with usable links, just a regular Save will do it, but the usability of the result depends
on the quality of the HTML. The safest way is to run the HTML file
through HTML Tidy with the -asxml option. That way you're practically guaranteed a well-formed file.
Long ago, when I wanted to screenshot long web pages, there was a plugin
that I used to do that in Firefox - but I don't remember the name of it.
I ditched FF a long time ago for bloat. But I stick with Vivaldi because
of the page-saver images.
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