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ShareX is a lightweight free and open source program that allows you to capture or record any area of your screen and share it with a single press of a key. ShareX offers numerous methods of capture including full screen, monitor, freehand and so much more. It also features plenty of customizable after-capture tasks and supports more than 80 different image, text, and file hosting services, as well as many URL shortening and sharing services.

Greenshot is a lightweight screenshot software tool for Windows that quickly creates screenshots of a selected region, window, or full screen; you can even capture complete (scrolling) web pages from Internet Explorer. Greenshot easily annotates, highlights, or obfuscates parts of the screenshot. Greenshot also exports screenshots in various ways: save to file, send to printer, copy to clipboard, attach to e-mail, send Microsoft Office programs, or upload to photo sites like Flickr or Picasa. And Greenshot has a lot more options, to simplify the creation of, and work with, screenshots every day. ...

...It is very useful add-on for testers. qSnap is the free screen capture extension available for many popular browsers. Whether you prefer Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera or Internet Explorer, you can try using qSnap. You can capture either visible screen or full screen and automatically have multiple captures consolidated into a single, lightweight document. qSnap is available to you to easily capture one or multiple screen images and then add annotations on your images. Your screenshot can be stored in the free hosting service called qSnapshare. ...

IECapt is a simple command line utility that uses the Internet Explorer rendering engine to render a web page into a GIF/JPEG/BMP/PNG image file.

The Python Twain Module provide an interface to the Microsoft Windows TWAIN sub-system. The module implements the full TWAIN functionality and supports source specific extensions. A TWAIN-explorer is also included.

Copy photo and meta data from Flickr for current web page in browser. Internet Explorer and Firefox can be used. Meta data (tags, description and additional information) is stored in XML file and a local HTML page is created.