I use Paparazzi a lot to take screenshots of full web pages. I was copying the URL from the browser and pasting into Paparazzi then grabbing screenshot, but I discovered today that I could create a Javascript bookmarklet and assign it a keyword in Firefox to quickly grab the current web page. The magic works because Paparazzi injects the paparazzi: URL type into the system. As a result, anything you enter into a web browser like paparazzi:http://google.com will grab the listed URL.
To take advantage of this behavior, I created a Javascript bookmarklet in Firefox then assigned it the keyword pz. Now every time I want to grab a web page in Paparazzi, I just load that page and then enter pz in the URL address bar. When I press Return, the page open in Paparazzi. Here's the Javascript; copy and paste it into a new Firefox bookmark and assign it a keyword of your choice:
javascript:location.href='paparazzi:'+location.href
[robg adds: This works as described, and is quite handy for capturing full web pages as images, if you occasionally need such a thing. The first time you use it, Firefox will display a dialog asking if it's OK to send the request to Paparazzi; say yes and check the box so Firefox doesn't ask you again.]
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