This feature is especially helpful if you’re coming up with on sharing Screenshots online, or tend to require screenshots in your browser for sharing on social media. Here we discuss about how to enable the Screenshots in Firefox.

Steps to enable Firefox’s screenshot feature

• Make sure you should have the latest Firefox version.
• In the browser address bar, type about:config and hit Enter.

• You’ll see a warning that this would possibly void your warranty. Then click the button that claims I accept for the risks.

• look for this setting: screenshots.system-disabled

• Now you see the status as default and the valuse is true. Double click on it now the status changed to “Modified” and value as “false”.

• A brand new button () should currently seem at the right most corner of the address bar.

How to Take a Screenshot in Firefox

There are two ways you can take a screenshot in Firefox:

1. After clicking the screenshot button, you’ll click anyplace within the browser and drag to pick out the place where you wish to capture. (or)
2. You’ll be able to hover your mouse on the page and it’ll highlight sections on the page that you just can capture with one click.

Once you have got the screenshot, you’ll be able to either put it aside to your system or can transfer it for simple sharing online. The URL is going to be automatically derived and any screenshots uploaded to Firefox will be available for 14 days.

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