Firefox-style screenshots of any Anki web view: the reviewer, the card browser preview, the card layout preview and add-on panels such as AMBOSS.
Usage
Press Ctrl+Shift+S (Cmd+Shift+S on macOS) with the pointer or keyboard focus on the view you want to capture.
- Hover to highlight the element under the pointer, click to select it, or drag to select a region.
- The selection then gets handles: resize by the edges or corners, drag inside to move, nudge with the arrow keys (Shift = 10 px), click outside to start over.
- Enter, Ctrl+C or the Capture button takes the shot. V captures the visible area. Esc cancels.
The PNG goes to the clipboard and to ~/Screenshots. Either can be switched off, and both shortcuts changed, in the add-on's config.
Ctrl+Shift+D saves the whole page, scrolled content included, as a PDF.
Why this and not a system screenshot tool
The picker runs inside the page, so it snaps to real element boxes at any zoom level or display scale, and the capture is a widget grab,
The picker runs inside the page, so it snaps to real element boxes at any zoom level or display scale, and the capture is a widget grab, so it needs no screen-recording permission and never includes other windows.
Requirements
Anki 23.10 or newer. Windows, macOS and Linux.
Source and issues: https://github.com/chrislongros/anki-webview-screenshot
Then Save. AnkiWeb shows the new listing with its numeric ID. Send me that number and I'll add the install line to the README.