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Capture and Edit any Webpage using Internet Browser Extensions

If you frequently run browsers like Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, the extensions or add-ons available in these browser, enable you to capture the webpages or the specific part of the webpage. Chrome store contains more free browser than Mozilla and also it is easy to navigate for particular and perfect extensions suitable for you. But, it does not emphasis that Mozilla Firefox browser is not suitable for you. It also acquires many different add-ons that can change your browsing experience.
I would like to share my experience on the extensions or add-ons which i found on chrome store and Mozilla Add-ons store to capture any webpage and simply edit according to your need. You can also save your capture webpage in JPG or PNG format.
List of Screen capturing Extensions or Add-ons:
1. Evernote Web Clipper: I think this is the most popular extension available both Firefox Add-ons and Chrome store. It has many feature to help you capture web page content by just clicking on the button available on the top-right corner of the browsers when you install it. Select the text on web pages and then, save the content whether in Evernote or on your desktop. It allows to grab the entire page with a single click and choose the Clip URL option to grab just the link, Clip to your notebooks or shared notebooks where you have permission to modify, clip PDF's you view in Chrome directly into your Evernote account.

Download from Chrome Store
Download from Firefox Add-ons

2. Awesome Screenshot: It is also a popular and most widely add-on available on both Chrome Store and Firefox Add-ons. It is easy-to-use extension that comes as a button on the top-right corner when installed in the browsers. It includes features such as saving the full article, discover similar site and many more. But, i found a different feature in this extension, when i installed it on Firefox and Chrome browser. The feature to save the 'selected text' on the web page can be selected on Chrome browser and it's not available in Firefox. Although, it provides the tools to add text and shapes on that web page and can be saved on your desktop in JPG format.
Download from Chrome Store
Download from Firefox Add-ons

3. Clipular: It is the extension available only on Chrome Store. But, the feature i liked is that it allows to crop the web page and thus, save it accordingly. When you install it in chrome browser, the button will emerge in the top-right corner. Now, you have to click on it and will be redirected to sign-up page of clipular so that you can save in JPG format online in clipualr account. It will also provide you small video for the tips to capture webpages, after sign-up.

4. Abduction: It is a Firefox add-on to easily capture web page by just right clicking on the selected text. It is easy-to-use just right click on any web page, click "Save Page As Image..." and then re-size the selection around the piece you want to save. The element that you right clicked on will automatically be selected, you can quickly expand the selection to the entire page by double clicking, to restore, double click again.
The Firefox plugin specified above can also be run on the latest release of Firefox 22.0 but, still other add-ons on Firefox store does not support latest Firefox version and will be blocked to download, if you have installed the latest version of Firefox browser on your Internet.

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