Now you will be able to take long screenshots of any web page on a Chrome browser for Android without any other apps installed.If you ask most people which web browser they prefer they'll probably tell you Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. If you choose to save the screenshot to your phone, then it will be available in the download folder. You can save it to the device or share it accordingly. Step 10: Now you get three options, ‘Share the screenshot,’ or ‘Save to the device only,’ or ‘Delete’ it. Step 9: Once this is done, click on the Next button on the top section of the page.
If you want an entire web page, make the crop screen to the top and bottom of the webpage. Step 8: This will bring up a cropped screen, where users can scroll up and down and select the area which they want to screenshot. Step 8: A small pop-up option will open and here you will see an option ‘Long Screenshot.’ at the bottom, tap on it. Step 7: Once the webpage is loaded, click on the three dots on the top right section and click on the Share option. Step 6: Once Chrome is relaunched, you need to open the webpage of which you want to take the long screenshot. Step 5: Now you will see an option asking you to relaunch the Chrome browser to make these changes. Step 4: In this option, you can see the current option is set to ‘Default’ in the list.
Step 3: Now you will be able to see an option saying ‘Chrome Share Long Screenshots.’ You need to type Long screenshot and press enter. Here you will be able to see a search bar. Step 2: This will open the Chrome Flags and this is basically an experimental feature. Step 1: Open Chrome on your Android device and in the address bar you need to type chrome://flags.
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