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Capture full webpages, scrollable elements, nested panels, chat histories, and iframe content in one high-resolution screenshot. SnapFold takes screenshots that don't stop at scrollbars. Most capture tools miss anything hidden inside a scrollable panel; chat histories, code boxes, embedded frames. Before a shot, SnapFold "unfolds" the page: scrollable iframes and inner scroll panels are expanded to their full content size, captured, then put back exactly as they were. FOUR CAPTURE MODES • Visible area — exactly what's on screen, instantly. • Full page — the entire page top to bottom, inner panels unfolded so nothing behind an inner scrollbar is lost. • Pick element — hover to highlight, click to capture just that part (a frame, a table, a chat pane), fully scrolled out. • Select area — drag a rectangle and capture exactly that region. AFTER THE SHOT Open a preview tab with Download and Copy buttons, download right away, or copy straight to the clipboard — your choice. Save as PNG or JPEG, with an optional subfolder under Downloads. If the subfolder can't be written, the shot still lands in Downloads and you get a warning instead of a lost screenshot. EASY TO REACH Use the toolbar button, or right-click any page and choose "Capture this page…" for a small draggable panel that stays open between shots. MADE FOR THE HARD CASES • Chat histories (ChatGPT, web chat apps) captured in full, not just the visible slice • Scrollable side panels, feeds, and tables inside the page • Embedded iframes, including cross-origin ones • Lazy-loaded content is woken up before the shot OUTPUT YOUR WAY • PNG or JPEG with adjustable quality • Copy to clipboard, download, or open in a preview tab • Custom filename prefix, right-click menu entry PRIVATE BY DESIGN SnapFold runs entirely in your browser. No data collection, no accounts, no remote servers. Screenshots never leave your machine. **What changed in 1.6.0** - Pick element now captures the whole of a scrolling pop-up instead of only the part on screen, including pop-ups on app-style sites that freeze the page behind them or keep their scrolling area inside a web component. - Pressing 'Esc' key stops a capture that is taking too long.