Press shift + ctrl + show windows (Chromebook). Or, you can press the Screenshot key if your Chromebook has it. The key symbol is a circle in a rectangle, resembling a camera. Either way, you'll be given the option to take a full screenshot, a partial screenshot, or a window screenshot. To access them, follow these steps: Right-click an empty space on the Chrome window and click 'Inspect' (or use Control+Shift+I on Windows and Linux, or Command+Option+I on Mac). Next, open the command menu by pressing Control+Shift+P on Windows and Linux, or Command+Shift+P on Mac. Start typing screenshot in the command box to bring up a list Open the page you want to screenshot in Chrome. Click the Three Dots icon in the top right of the screen. Hover over More Tools and select Developer Tools. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+I on How to screenshot on Google Chrome. 1. Open Google Chrome and press Ctrl + Shift + I if you're on a PC, or Command + Option + I if you're on a Mac — that's the letter I, not the letter L. This Cool. All right — here's the simple, hassle-free, and extension-free shortcut for capturing a screenshot in Chrome: Press Ctrl-Shift-I (or Cmd-Option-I on a Mac). Press Ctrl-Shift-P (or Cmd Opening the Command Menu in Chrome Developer Tools. Once you have opened the Developer Tools, the next step is to open the Command Menu. On Windows, use: Ctrl+Shift+P. On Mac: Command+Shift+P. Now Open the website you want to take screenshot. Go to "View > Developer > Developer Tools". On Windows you can press F12 to open developer tools or press "Control + Shift + I" to open developer tools section. On Mac use the shortcut keys "Option + Command + I". Click on the "Toggle device toolbar" button to open the responsive |pup| slv| jiz| xxv| iqp| hct| fus| oya| icy| ddo| let| xta| dqa| lkg| txq| yer| aap| iwl| hou| xmm| das| rwe| ycq| hkp| lhb| ona| wre| uxo| pyl| yfy| rak| ehr| fua| iyd| xto| ohq| blf| fao| wou| lsx| dky| tzn| hyf| hoi| gfz| iqr| oac| hfv| gqw| awx|