>firefox/youtube take away "save screenshot of current video frame" featurehas anything ever gotten better in tech, instead of getting worse?like ever?
>>109415871You can just vibe-code your own ext. not just on youtube video any video element.
>>109415871Yeah I'd say the Linux kernel has been steadily improving over time. So many wonderful new APIs
most foss gets better over time, it's one reason i prefer to use them
>>109415871Chrome has had this feature for ages but I never used it. I just manually used the snipping tool every time because i have a keyboard shortcut set up and it's barely any slower or worse than using the browser feature.
>>109415871>save screenshot of current video frameI use scrot for this purposescrot -a '67,420,1920,1080,' '/home/jimmy/Pictures/Screenshot_%s_%F.png'
scrot -a '67,420,1920,1080,' '/home/jimmy/Pictures/Screenshot_%s_%F.png'
>>109415871I have it just fine.shift-right click. Does the context menu including "take snapshot" not appear?
>>109415871Why are you lying?
>>109417104OP needs make an engagement bait and screenshotted to reddit to validate his existence
>>109415871Nothing ever gets better. Everything always gets worse over time.
>>109415871That was a feature? I've been using an extension to do it on YouTube forever.
>>109417191It's basically a rebranded site screenshot button.Addons rip frame at best source resolution and quality so they are always better.
>>109415871https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70qcgIiWKk0
imagus extension lets you ctrl+rightclick on a video then ctrl+s, works on youtube
>>109415871Literally just do SHIFT + RMB and Firefox shows hidden options on 99% of sites, and SS Current Video Frame is available to me on v153.Or literally just use whatever SS tool comes with your OS, SHIFT + WIN + S will let you snap a SS on W10/11.
>>109415871>has anything ever gotten better in tech, instead of getting worse?Yes, up to the year 2012 it did sometimes
