How to use the full web page snapshot feature in the Opera browser?

Standard screenshot tools in the operating system often capture only the visible area of the screen, which is inconvenient when you need to save a long article or document in its entirety. The Opera browser has a built-in screenshot tool that allows capturing not only the visible part, but the entire web page from top to bottom with automatic scrolling.

To use this feature, you can use a special keyboard shortcut or click the camera icon on the browser toolbar. You can also invoke the snapshot menu via the context menu by right-clicking on any empty space on the page.

After activating the tool, a translucent frame and a control panel will appear at the bottom of the screen. You can choose one of the operating modes: capture only the visible area, select an arbitrary rectangular area with the mouse, or take a snapshot of the entire web page. To capture the entire page, simply switch to the corresponding mode on the toolbar.

Once the snapshot is taken, the built-in image editor will open. In this editor, you can immediately make the necessary edits: crop unnecessary edges, highlight important information using arrows and markers, or add blur to sensitive data.

The finished result can be saved as a file on your computer's hard drive, copied to the clipboard for quick insertion into a message, or immediately sent to a messenger via the Flow function. This makes the process of creating and sharing visual information as fast and convenient as possible without the need to install third-party graphic editors.