We provide a practical Mac guide to capturing complete scrolling web pages without extensions. It covers Chrome DevTools, Chrome device emulation, Safari Web Inspector, Firefox, `webkit2png`, Playwright, and a manual zoom-out approach, with exact shortcuts, commands, use cases, and JavaScript-rendering support. It also explains fixes for repeated sticky elements, blank lazy-loaded images, oversized captures, and dark mode. For non-browser content, use scrolling capture apps; after capturing a page, LazyScreenshots can annotate and share it for a one-time price of $29.

[How to Screenshot a Full Web Page on Mac (Without Extensions)](<https://www.lazyscreenshots.com/blog/screenshot-full-web-page-mac/>)

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