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How do I create a screenshot of my problem?

How do I create a screenshot of my problem?

A screenshot is an image of your computer screen or portion of the screen. On the Mozilla Support forum, we don't want people to be shy about adding screenshots. A picture is worth a thousand words and can go a long way to help explain a problem.

To take a screenshot, either use the Firefox Screenshots feature or else follow the directions given below to create a screenshot on your computer, iOS device or Android device.

Firefox Screenshots

To take a screenshot in Firefox using the Firefox Screenshots feature: Right-clickHold down the Control key while you click on an empty part of the page and select . Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + SCommand + Shift + S.

Tip: You can also customize your Firefox toolbar to add a Screenshot button:

  1. Click the menu button , then click and select
  2. Drag the Screenshot item to the toolbar.
  3. Click Done.

To learn more about Firefox Screenshots, see Take screenshots in Firefox.

Create a screenshot on Windows

Once you have the screen presented the way you want for the screenshot:

  1. Press the Print Screen or Prnt Scrn or Prt Sc key (depending on your keyboard). This key is usually found in the upper right section of your keyboard. To capture only the active window, hold down the Alt key at the same time.
  2. Go to the Windows Start menu and open up the Microsoft Paint program from the Programs list (look under Accessories).
  3. Once Paint is open, click Paste and your screenshot will appear.
  4. Save your image as a PNG file, in an easy-to-find location, such as your desktop.

You now have a screenshot that you can add to your forum post by clicking the Browse button below the Post a Reply box.

Create a screenshot on Mac

Once you have the screen presented the way you want for the screenshot:

As a result, a PNG file will be created and added to your desktop, called Picture 1. You now have a screenshot that you can add to your forum post by clicking the Browse button below the Post a Reply box.

Create a screenshot on Gnu/Linux

Once you have the screen presented the way you want for the screenshot:

You now have a screenshot that you can add to your forum post by clicking the Browse button below the Post a Reply box.

Create a screenshot on iOS devices

Once you have the screen presented the way you want for the screenshot:

  1. Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button, then immediately press the Home button.
  2. Your screen will flash white for a second and the device will make a camera shutter noise (if the volume is on) to indicate that the screenshot has been taken.
  3. The screenshot is now stored in your photos app for you to view.

iOS devices: iPhone 6 devices & above, the Sleep/Wake button is on the right side of the device.

Create a screenshot on Android devices

How to take a screenshot on your Android phone or tablet depends on the particular device and Android version, but here are two common methods:

Afterward, find the screenshot image in the Gallery app.

Note: On Android phones running stock Android with Android version 9 (Pie) installed, you can simply press and hold the power/lock/unlock button, which will cause the Power Menu to display. From within this menu, select Screenshot (the third option at the bottom of the menu) and a screenshot will automatically be saved to your gallery.

If none of those methods work, you can visit an Android forum such as forums.androidcentral.com for help with your specific device.

More help

The take-a-screenshot.org website has instructions for taking a screenshot on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android devices.

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