WebSnapperPro for Mac
Capture entire Web pages as single images or PDFs.
$20.00
In English
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WebSnapperPro overview
WebSnapperPro lets you capture full web pages exactly as they appear in your browser, with a single mouse click, without the need to "stitch" or cut-and-paste. Save the page as an image file or as vector-based PDF. You can print the page, send it as an email attachment, send it to Evernote, or export it to your DropBox account, right from the WebSnapperPro interface.
What’s new in version 2.3.5
Version 2.3.5:
- Fixes for Mojave wrt Capture from Safari and Chrome.
WebSnapperPro for Mac
$20.00
In English
Version 2.3.5
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Apr 8 2022
Version: 2.3.5
Find that it does not do an accurate job of rendering a page. Sometimes only the page header is in the output file for example. By contrast BrowShot renders the page accurately but only what is showing and only in a bitmap. For example, this page: https://cerniuk.org/wiki/pages/o8f1M8y/Alpine_ILX107_Install.html
which just renders the page header. :-(
Oct 5 2018
Version: 2.3.3
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Jul 28 2018
Version: 2.3.2
The latest version of Chrome no longer allows JavaScript from Apple Events by default. You must enable this option in Chrome to use Chrome with the “Add” button in WebSnapperPro. Just click “View” on the Chrome toolbar, then select “”Developer” from the Drop Down menu and click the “Allow Javascript from Apple Events”.
Apr 30 2018
Version: 2.1.0
We heard you! WebSnapperPro v.2.2.0 now includes a Safari Extension. You can get the details in the WebSnapperPro Tutorial - www.tastyapps.com/wsprotut.html
Apr 17 2018
Version: 2.0.9
The user interface is not very efficient. The user has to manually drag & drop each URL. Other tools whose input are URLs have an easier and speedier approach, like YouTubeTo MP3. The tool for example does not support something as simple as a copy & paste of the url, which would be much faster in many cases.
Beyond this waste of time, the worst problem is that the output is is poorly reflective of web pages! People can have a sense of how mediocre the output can be using the Apple web site (Mac, iMacPro or iPhone sections for example). Pictures are missing. Icons are the top are absent. The length of sections is modified. The resulting PDF takes tons of pages, for a mediocre output!
Given the price of this tool, this is hard to understand (this tool may work for simple, basic layouts).
Given the poor rendering, why not directly print as PDF or save as a web page, which is free and produces a good to great result?
