Leider funktioniert "Ganze Seite" nicht, es passiert das gleiche wie bei "Anzeigebereich", es wird nur der sichtbare Teil als Grafikdatei gespeichert.

Reply 1 (tolles Board, Mozilla):
Wenn Du mir antwortest, kannst du mich auch ansprechen, statt so zu formulieren, als würdest du über jemand Unbekannt vom anderen Ende des Globus schreiben.

This add-on is perfect. Although Firefox already has a screenshot feature, this add-on is very straightforward and offers various but simple options. I have it set to take screenshots in JPG format at 90% quality, and every capture comes out with excellent image quality and without much file size. Yesterday, I also discovered an option that lets you add the date, hour, minutes, and seconds to the screenshots exactly how you want! Thank you! :D

Work so good (Firefox mobile).

Fantastic addon but it's lack one thing creating in pdf

It's a add-on that does its job.

So helpful for firefox android! Please check it for security as well, Firefox team.

Es exactamente lo que estaba buscando. Funciona muy bien ya que guarda el sitio web tal cual como se en el navegador. Cuando hay partes de un sitio web que contiene un video, la captura puede tomar cualquier frame de éste, pero eso es un detalle. Muy buena la extensión.

So far, so good. I don't know if it has a shorter way to capture the screen, but you can choose from full, viewport and selection in PNG or jpeg. And the best feature is it names the capture! So it saves me from putting each name. Yeah!!!!

Simple and effective. My only gripes would be that it doesn't work on all sites (for example, Letterboxd.com) and I sometimes wish for more robust controls, like the ability to screenshot from the current viewport upwards.

Enfin un module de screenshot qui fait juste ce qu'on attends de lui, et qui ne nous fait pas passer par 5 écrans pour avoir un simple screenshot de la page entière. Fonctionnalités minimales, on peut même le configurer pour exporter la page entière directement dans nos téléchargement sans avoir à faire plus que cliquer sur l'icone. Juste parfait.

I am currently using this on Firefox Nightly Android. I love it but it doesn't work properly on large pages as the dialogue box for download never appears and selection download doesn't work as well.

This works really well right out of the box. I configured mine to only use PNG and it's quick.. Naming convention is perfect.. I don't think it could get any better than this and should be added as a default plugin for FF. SICK AF!!!

Marvellous. Tiny (38k), effective and easy to use extension. It's what I was looking for. No horrible effect of scrolling while taking screenshot, plenty of configurable options for all the needs (naming, quality, target dir). Absolutely perfect!

While it does seem to work well, I was unable to get the icon to appear on any of my toolbars on separate computers. And with no hotkey, if you are screen-shooting a few tabs at a time, it's not any more convenient than clicking through the Firefox screenshot option. The only advantage seems to be the "full page" feature which most people would probably use the fewest amount of times.
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Addendum: I was planning on changing this review today, as I reviewed other add-ons I also started using yesterday. Then I saw the developer response, and thought I should hurry before they get any more irate.

I did know about the "pin to toolbar" option for the add-ons. However, when I first tried it, the icon still did not show up on the toolbar. It wasn't until later that I noticed that others weren't showing up either after trying to pin them. So, I removed those add-ons and reinstalled them. Then it worked. This was a brand new profile, so maybe some bug or something that came with an update? I don't know.

As for the shortcut key, I also noticed that the keys for this add-on was in conflict with another key, which I thought was the problem. But after removing the conflict - and then reinstalling the add-on - it still doesn't work. Another bug? I don't know. In any case, I raised my rating to four stars since, as discovered, this was obviously issues with Firefox itself and not just the add-on.