automatic chrome screenshot!!!!

Question

What I really want is to be able to archive every single web page I visit...automatically.

With Fireshot, this is possible but not easy. I was hoping maybe in the future someone could give me an "auto snap shot" feature? Something that automatically captures the entire page and saves it to a new folder inside the parent directory of the URL.

So, if the snapshot came from www.hello.com/hello
then the image would be named www.hello.com-hello.jpg but it would be in a folder called www.hello.com thus automatically organizing it by site.

This way, if I took a picture at www.hello.com/goodbye then it would still save the image in the hello.com directory. Make sense?

Doing this automatically for me would enable me to be the ultimate internet pack-rat which I long to become. Having it take a snapshot on every finished load. Also, taking note NOT to overwrite the already existing file (if it's there). Instead, name it www.hello.com-hello(2).jpg

Anyhow, this is what I'd really really like. It does all these things already but it's quite tedious. I spend more time saving the pages then I do stumbling through them. Unless someone else has a better suggestion, then this is my feature request.

Thanks,
-J

Posted: 19 Apr 2009 05:41 Last Edited By: test
	Registered User Currently Offline	Posts: 11 Join Date: Oct 2007
What I really want is to be able to archive every single web page I visit...automatically. With Fireshot, this is possible but not easy. I was hoping maybe in the future someone could give me an "auto snap shot" feature? Something that automatically captures the entire page and saves it to a new folder inside the parent directory of the URL. So, if the snapshot came from www.hello.com/hello then the image would be named www.hello.com-hello.jpg but it would be in a folder called www.hello.com thus automatically organizing it by site. This way, if I took a picture at www.hello.com/goodbye then it would still save the image in the hello.com directory. Make sense? Doing this automatically for me would enable me to be the ultimate internet pack-rat which I long to become. Having it take a snapshot on every finished load. Also, taking note NOT to overwrite the already existing file (if it's there). Instead, name it www.hello.com-hello(2).jpg Anyhow, this is what I'd really really like. It does all these things already but it's quite tedious. I spend more time saving the pages then I do stumbling through them. Unless someone else has a better suggestion, then this is my feature request. Thanks, -J

Posted: 30 Nov 2013 20:37
	Registered User Currently Offline	Posts: 55 Join Date: Nov 2013
You can probably make use of Windows task Scheduler here. Although I haven't tried this one out yet.

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