00:00Here are the fastest, cleanest ways to capture a browser window on your Mac outlined on Apple support.
00:05Method 1. Capture just the browser window cleanest.
00:09This method snaps the entire browser window without including your desktop clutter and even adds a subtle drop shadow.
00:15Open your browser Safari, Chrome, Firefox and so on and bring it to the foreground.
00:21Press and hold command of plus shift plus four simultaneously. Press the space bar.
00:26Your cursor will turn into a little camera icon. Move the camera icon over your browser window.
00:33It will highlight in blue. Click the left mouse button or trackpad.
00:38The screenshot will automatically save to your desktop as a .png file.
00:43Method 2. Use the screenshot toolbar. Most flexible. Press and hold command.
00:49Plus shift plus five simultaneously. A small control panel will appear at the bottom of your screen.
00:55Click the capture selected window icon. Looks like a window with a small pointer inside it.
01:01Move your cursor to the browser window and click.
01:05Optional. Click options on the toolbar before clicking to change the save location, desktop documents, clipboard and so on.
01:14Method 3. Capture a custom portion of the browser.
01:17If you only need a specific part of a web page. Like an article or an image. Press and hold
01:23command O.
01:25Plus shift plus four. Your cursor will turn into a crosshair.
01:30Click and drag a box around the exact area of the browser you want to capture.
01:34Release your mouse button or trackpad to snap the shot.
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