Effective and last updated: August 15, 2026
In short: this extension does not collect, store, or transmit any of your data. Every screenshot is captured, edited, and saved entirely on your own device. Nothing you browse or capture is ever sent anywhere.
Full Page Screenshot Capture lets you save the entire content of a webpage — including everything below the fold — as a single PNG, JPEG, or PDF file. Trigger it by clicking the extension icon or a keyboard shortcut you set; it scrolls the active tab, captures each section, and stitches the result together. From there you can crop, annotate, and blur it in the built-in editor before saving, or copy it straight to your clipboard.
None. This extension has no server, no analytics, and no account system. It does not read your browsing history, does not track which sites you visit, and does not transmit page content, screenshots, or any other information over the network.
All processing — scrolling the page, capturing each section, combining them into one image, and any cropping or annotation you do — happens locally inside your browser using built-in browser APIs. While the editor is open, the in-progress capture is held briefly in your browser's local storage (IndexedDB) purely to hand it from the capture step to the editor tab; it's deleted as soon as the editor loads it, and is never accessible outside your own browser. The finished file goes to your Downloads folder, or your clipboard if you choose Copy — nowhere else.
Your format and capture preferences (like default file type or capture mode) are saved via Chrome's built-in storage API, which may sync across your own signed-in Chrome devices. This is ordinary app settings, not browsing data, and Google — not this extension — handles that sync the same way it does for any Chrome setting.
activeTab |
Lets the extension see and capture the tab you're currently on, and only after you click the toolbar icon or use the keyboard shortcut. It cannot access other tabs or run in the background. |
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scripting |
Used to scroll the current page and briefly hide sticky headers or floating bars while capturing, so they don't appear duplicated in the final image. |
downloads |
Used to save the finished screenshot or PDF to your Downloads folder. |
storage |
Stores your export/format preferences (default file type, capture mode, etc.) locally and via Chrome sync — never your browsing data. |
clipboardWrite |
Lets you copy a captured screenshot straight to your clipboard when you click Copy. |
alarms |
Periodically clears temporary capture data used to hand a screenshot off to the editor or clipboard-copy feature, so nothing lingers if you close the tab partway through. |
The extension requests no host permissions and cannot run on pages until you actively invoke it.
There are none. This extension does not integrate any analytics SDKs, advertising networks, or third-party services of any kind.
If this policy ever changes — for example, if a future version adds a feature that involves handling data differently — this page will be updated and the "last updated" date above will change accordingly.