SiteShoter Captures ScreenShot on Websites in Simple Steps

Even wonder how you can do a screenshot of any website in simple way? There are multiple freeware that can help you out but in case you are not fully satisfied with any of them, you may want to give this tiny utility a try. Named as SiteShoter, it is a tiny portable utility that allows you to capture screen shot in predefined intervals and customized viewing format for reference at later stage.

Once download the freeware, just execute it and it will bring you to a simple GUI. Users just need to enter the URL of the specific website to be snapshot followed by a Filename and Directories for the file to be saved into. The format is fully customizable and users can choose the specific width, height, crop the webpage at specific location, disable JavaScript or Flash and automatically extend browser size according to website’s original view and many more. To make it more powerful, users can even define the intervals (from as frequent as one seconds up to hours) of how long it needs to take the screenshot automatically for more effective work.

Consumes less than 100kB, SiteShoter is compatible with Windows Operating Systems such as Windows XP, Window 2003/2008 Server, Windows Vista and even Windows 7.

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