| Posted: 08 Jan 2023 20:26 | ||
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I want to capture only a couple of selected tabs (highlighted) into OneNote in batch.
I thought I could use “capture all tabs…” and if there are selected FS will only use them. I was wrong. Accidentally, I had 350 tabs open and FS started to capture. No good idea. I wanted to stop capturing, but I couldn’t find how. Is there a stop hotkey ore action button? Firefox was a bit overcharged (me too), and I had to close it. This took a while. I’ve tried the same action as for a single tab, but like expected, only a single tab was captured. Final question: How to capture only selected tabs in Firefox and send them to OneNote as pdf? Thanks Kind regards Roland PlugIn version: 1.11.18 (64bit) Os: Windows 10 64bit, [Version 10.0.19045.2364] Firefox: 108.0.2 /64 |
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