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David Rubino
Former Employee
Aug 19, 2019

What we're hearing from you

Note: This is no longer the most recent top feedback summary. You can always find the latest at https://aka.ms/MSEdgeTopFeedback.   Hello insiders, we’re listening!   Over these past months w...
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AstraNorth
Copper Contributor
Sep 13, 2019

David Rubino  any plan to implement screenshot functionality as in current Firefox version? It is a great tool I use a lot.

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    HotCakeX
    MVP
    Sep 14, 2019
    Hi,
    You can use the Snip & Sketch which is a universal tool and it won't limit you to only one browser. it's already built in Windows 10 and you can map it to the PrntScrn key for a shortcut button.
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    Drew1903
    Silver Contributor
    Sep 14, 2019

    AstraNorth 

    Hi & welcome,

    I don't use FF so not terribly familiar with it, BUT, I can talk about 'screen shots'. 1st there is a distinction between screen shots & windows or parts thereof. Screen shots can be done 2 ways, PrtScn key or Snip & Sketch.  Window or section snips, again can be done with Snip & Sketch. That said, as far as such a utility within the browser... it, already, exists in Edge.  It is called Add notes.  We are hoping expecting it is going to be in Edge C, sometime (soon).  Countless people like yourself want to have this Feature, want it kept.

    NB: There are extensions that act like Add notes, but, if nothing else lack the integrated sharing (such as to OneNote) and certainly, not the same as the built-in tool/Feature.  Really, no comparison to Add notes.

    Cheers,
    Drew

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