In macOS, one can easily get a screen capture by using key combination Command + Shift + 4.  But, are there any keyboard shortcuts that can scroll a webpage or any other pages and get the screen capture?  I am looking for a keyboard shortcut and not an app or browser extension that needs to be downloaded from the Internet or Mac App Store.
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I'm looking for a  that can take full page screenshots. I am aware there are various extensions, but haven't found any that would take full page images.
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I am trying to take a screenshot of a YouTube video in fullscreen.  When I pause the video and wait a moment, only the bottom UI bar (play/pause/seek) disappears. The top UI bar (Like/Share/More Info) stays there.  So when I press PrintScreen on the keyboard, the screenshot is polluted by this top UI bar. Is there any way to remove it while the video is on pause?
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I generally run Linux. I use Vim a lot, so the Escape key is extremely important. I also use other keyboard shortcuts a lot, so Control is "key" as well. On Linux, I've solved this by using  to map the Caps lock key to Escape if pressed by itself, or Control if pressed in combination with another key. This puts the best of both worlds within quick reach of my pinky finger. Is there any way I can do this on a Mac?
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I enabled Google result page's shortkeys, so when searching for something, in the result page, pressing down arrow on my keyboard would make the pointer arrow to point to the first result, and that arrow can be moved up &amp; down using arrow keys. If you have shortkeys enabled in Google's settings, you'd know what I'm talking about.    Before upgrading to Mac OSX Yosemite, I always used Cmd+Enter to open links that the arrow is pointing at, but this stopped working right after I upgraded to Yosemite - nothing happens when I press the key combination.  I just tested this as well: in stackoverflow.com, press tab to select something, and when pressing Cmd+Enter, it doesn't open. But I used this key comb to open selected links in new tabs all the time.  Any ideas/solutions?
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I want something similar to "preview" in macs.  For example: I want an image editor that ONLY does simple adjustments like increase/decrease contrast, saturation, exposure, color tinting.... rotate, flip vertically, flip horizontally, make black and white, change size or format, crop.  THATS IT.  I know gimp can do all those things but its a bit overkill.  I just want to right click an image, open it with this magical program i just described, do a few quick adjustments, and then save and exit.  Nothing really fancy.  Anyone know of anything like this?  Btw I am using ubuntu 12.04 :) It rocks and I am glad I switched from mac, i just need to replace this one piece of software.
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How do I toggle back to the last tab used in Chrome on Mac? Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab navigates the tabs in order.  But I want to switch back and forth between two tabs similar to how how Cmd-Tab switches between the last two apps.  There's  but is there a solution for Chrome?
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I'm looking for a screen capture tool working on MacOSX that will export the capture to animated gif.
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How can I create a shortcut for URL in my desktop? I want to use them in Firefox or Chrome.   If a copy and paste didn't work.   What script I have to use?
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I'm trying to find out whether there is any kind of equivalent command line one-liner which replicates the exact identical functionality of the 'Lock Screen' menu option available via the Keychain app in OS X 10.6  I'm aware of the all the 'usual' solutions (sleep/screensaver preferences to require a password on reactivation) but these are not suitable to me.  I'm also aware of this option:  /System/Library/CoreServices/Menu\ Extras/user.menu/Contents/Resources/CGSession -suspend   which is also not suitable for me.  The perfect functionality is the 'Lock Screen' option however I have not yet found an elegant way to call it.  At the moment, I am calling via Automator, which isn't elegant!  I have read much about this issue and my understanding is that no-one has yet found the 'holy grail' but I was wondering whether that might have changed.
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I love screen, but it drives me nuts that I have to stop typing input, hit CTRL+A [, and then find what I need.  Is there a way to make the scroll wheel function normally, rather than scrolling commands?   Also, is it possible to enable Shift+PageUp/PageDn?
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As a developer, I take a lot of screen captures. I often take screen shots to share with Stack Exchange members in chat.  The problem is my Desktop is so cluttered with screen captures that they're now overlapping! I'd like to save all screenshots in a dedicated folder or directory.  In macOS, how do I change the default location where screen captures are saved?  These are the screen shots taken with CommandShift3 or CommandShift4 keyboard shortcuts.  I would prefer a solution which doesn't require installing any software.
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I want to take a screenshot of a whole desktop with Applications Menu selection.How to do this?
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I use  for my command-line tasks while managing the servers where I work. I usually run small commands (mostly file-system tasks) but sometimes I run more extensive tasks (like DBA).  The output of those tasks is important to me. Since I use Ubuntu and OS X (both Terminal Windows) for my tasks, yet I need to use screen, the scrolling is not available, so any long output (think a 500-row table from a select) is invisible for me. Mouse-wheel is out of the question.  When I say "scroll is invisible for me, I mean this:    I was thinking about two options:   Pause (think paginate) the output of a certain command. When the output begins, it would let me read what's happening, then I press "Enter", then the output continues until there's nothing more to show. Scroll inside screen. But I don't know if this is possible.   Of course, I don't know if those options are actually possible. If they are, how can achieve them? Other alternatives will be well received.
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The command line utility screencapture claims to be able to capture a single window without requiring interaction, but I can't figure out what to pass it.  -l&lt;windowid&gt; capture this windowsid   It's not the process id of the the application.
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I use Safari in Full Screen mode on OS X Mavericks all the time.  I also use the escape key in web pages fairly frequently for various things (depends on the webpage).  One unfortunate side effect of these two facts is that I will occasionally turn off Full Screen mode inadvertently by hitting the escape key on a page that doesn't intercept the escape key.  Is there a way to disable the "Escape turns off full screen mode" behavior in Safari?
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On MacBook, I like to zoom using gestures on my trackpad, as described here:     With a Multi-Touch trackpad or Magic Mouse, you can tap, swipe, pinch, or spread one or more fingers to perform useful actions.      (This is different than zooming with command++ or command+-.)  However, when I do this, many hover events don't work right. Like tag hover (and profile popup):        Here's a gif: .  As I zoom in more, the popup moves further away from where it should be.  I also noticed that it breaks SEDE graph hover; nothing happens when I hover over a point. (It should show the Y value.)  I am able to see the hover text (as in [description](example.com "hover text")) properly.
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I have set Command + Shift + 4 to a keyboard shortcut to take a screenshot and save to clipboard, usually, I will paste this image for next usage.  But I want to lower the resolution of the image in the current clipboard because it's too big, how to do this?