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Quick Screenshot → Clipboard (Firefox)

Copy the visible area of your current tab to your clipboard as a PNG screenshot — with one click.
No editing. No downloads. Just click → paste.

Why it’s useful

If you work across devices (MacBook ↔ iPad, notes ↔ chats ↔ docs), screenshots become a constant “micro-task”.
This extension removes the friction: one click copies, then you paste anywhere.

How it works

  1. Open any webpage
  2. Click the extension icon
  3. Paste with Cmd+V (or Ctrl+V) into Notes, ChatGPT, Slack, Docs, email, tickets, etc.

Example workflow (my favorite)

  • Click the icon to copy a screenshot
  • Paste it into ChatGPT
  • Get your answer / fix / solution from the screenshot — fast

Privacy

  • No accounts
  • No tracking
  • No analytics
  • No data collection
  • Everything runs locally in your browser

Firefox for Android

The extension works on Firefox for Android (Firefox 142+): tap ⋮ → Extensions → Quick Screenshot → Clipboard.

Android's clipboard handling for images is more restrictive than desktop, so if the screenshot can't be copied directly, the extension opens the capture in a new tab instead. From there you can tap Copy image, or long-press the image to save or share it. The "✓" toolbar badge shown on desktop doesn't exist on Android's menu-based UI.

Limitations

Browser security may block screenshots on internal/protected pages such as:

  • about:
  • moz-extension:
  • addons.mozilla.org …and some other restricted tabs.

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