SnapWeb creates complete screenshots of web pages even if the users screen isn't large enough to show the whole page at once. The output isn't scattered to multiple pages or scaled down unless it is unreadable. The resulting images can be saved in different file formats or copied to the system clipboard. In addition SnapWeb can save web pages as resolved HTML data or it can extract human readable text from web pages.
Version 4.1 Features:
- Optimized for Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard) and 10.4.x (Tiger) systems
- SnapWeb was in an endless loop during startup on many Leopard/Intel machines, producing high cpu load
- Safari bookmarks and Safari and Firefox history lists are now displayed in foldable trees
- The creation of text PDF files on Leopard machines was not possible
- Very long text PDF files on Tiger systems were truncated
- Text PDF files now behave faster in Preview
- The PDF meta data is now also written into image PDFs
- There were problems with some Unicode characters in file names
- Some pages with wired framsets were producing white (empty) snaps
- The license code field is now readable as long as you enter the license data
- Some minor user interface fixes
Version 4.1 Features:
- Optimized for Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard) and 10.4.x (Tiger) systems
- SnapWeb was in an endless loop during startup on many Leopard/Intel machines, producing high cpu load
- Safari bookmarks and Safari and Firefox history lists are now displayed in foldable trees
- The creation of text PDF files on Leopard machines was not possible
- Very long text PDF files on Tiger systems were truncated
- Text PDF files now behave faster in Preview
- The PDF meta data is now also written into image PDFs
- There were problems with some Unicode characters in file names
- Some pages with wired framsets were producing white (empty) snaps
- The license code field is now readable as long as you enter the license data
- Some minor user interface fixes