All major Web browsers support full-screen mode. In this mode, the browser uses the entire screen to display the Web page, and the page is displayed without the standard window borders. Full-screen ...

Being able to take quick screenshots is one of the many cool features built into Mac OS X. Few Web pages fit cleanly into the browser window, so if you need to capture a full Web page, you will need ...

The Full Screen option is available on most web browsers by clicking on the relevant link. However, IE and Firefox can support a software code in windows API that is heavy in flux and enables the ...

Fullscreen.me is a neat service I discovered last night which enables you to create iOS web apps that run in full-screen mode with just a few taps. Many popular web services out there come with iPhone ...

It's surprisingly simple to capture a long web page in a single screenshot on your iPhone or iPad, and edit it to hold just the information you want. When you create a screenshot on your iPhone — or ...

I often snap screenshots on my smartphone, typically to create images for the articles I write. But sometimes I need to capture more of the screen than I can see at once. For instance, I may want to ...

The list of products flying out of Cupertino today continues to grow. Safari 5.1 is now available to download and introduces full screen mode, new multi-touch gestures, Reading List, and a whole lot ...

Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac iPadOS 13 soups up its screenshot tool with the ability to capture an entire webpage as a PDF. That means it doesn’t just grab what you can see on the screen right ...