Besides, it is free; I find it a no-brainer to anyone; getting a full page capture is so easy and works so well in almost all websites or web apps, highly recommended.

FireShot has always been a tool that I've viewed highly -- literally since day 1 of coming across it on a hopeless turned hopeful Google search. At the time, I was using Firefox as my browser and desperately needed to capture full-page layouts. I was able to capture the visible part due to having a Macbook but I was unable to capture everything. And, if I did want to, I would literally have to put together a bunch of screenshots -- just not worth the time. Luckily, FireShot came into play and changed all of that for me. It's super easy to use after downloading it onto your browser as an extension (works for both Firefox and Chrome -- maybe more). It even offers you to save your screenshots in a totally separate FireShot folder if you choose to do so. Amazing product.

I’ve used FireShot, as well as a few other screenshot apps, in Chrome and I have found it extremely helpful. It allows me to seemlessly take a screenshot while working.