Framed Screenshot

One-click screenshot of the visible tab, wrapped in a browser window frame that shows the page URL.

Take a screenshot of the current tab with one click or a keyboard shortcut, and get it back inside a browser window frame that shows where it came from: the page URL, the site icon, and optionally the tab title. No more cropping the address bar back in, no more "which page was this?" in a chat thread Open source under the MIT license: https://github.com/nikableh/chrome-screenshot-ext What you get * macOS or Windows window frame, bar-only, or no frame at all * Address bar with the site icon and the URL, shown in full, without the query string, or as the domain only * Light or dark frame, or matched to the page automatically * Optional tab strip with the page title * Backdrop with padding, rounded corners and a drop shadow: none, a solid color, or a gradient * Save to disk, copy to the clipboard, both, or open in a tab with Download and Copy buttons * PNG or JPG, native HiDPI or 1x resolution, file name template with date, time, host and title * Settings page with a live preview; every change applies to the next screenshot What it does NOT do * No full-page capture; it takes the visible viewport, like a system screenshot * No accounts, no analytics, no network requests. Nothing leaves your browser Permissions, in plain words * activeTab: capture the tab you clicked on, and read its URL, title and icon for the frame * scripting: the "copy to clipboard" action writes the image from inside that same tab * downloads: save the image * storage: remember your settings * favicon: Chrome's icon cache, for sites whose icon can't be fetched directly