Some overlapping of few written, but all together super software!

"Save to Clipboard" hangs the browser (luckily "Copy image" exists) and it doesn't work on internal (browser protected) pages, but other than that, it's perfect.

It may still work fine on Windows 8 but it cuts off the right side of the screen copying with Windows 10 and Firefox.

"Remove fixed elements" does not work, sticky header is included multiple times and hides content, making this extension useless.
Update 2024: tried to take screenshot of the entire screen and the image is truncated both horizontally and vertically. Completely useless.

Une fois installé, pas d'icône de lancement visible, ni dans le menu à droite. Donc désinstallé.

Full page screenshot not working, output image is partial

Unfortunately doesn't work. Has weird large white spaces inserted between parts of the webpage

Please add showing related search when google searching or even better at any search site. Evernote webclipper have this function but with bugs

Tried a full screen capture, received a fractured and croped part of the page.
Simply put: doesn't do, duh.

This WAS my fav add on for screen captures and selected areas. Something changed lately and it's become useless for selected scroll which I use the most. It jumps the screen and misses the info I'm trying to capture.

I love Nimbus for Chrome, but there are a few things lacking in the Firefox version. Select & Scroll's stitching is not very good and this version lacks the record feature, which is slightly disappointing. I know development is hard work, and I love the product, have used it for years. Hope to see more updates soon!

Near Excellent Webpage Screenshot + edit tool

Only small advice to developers: the CROP button should have an option to select the entire image and cut from all 4 sides by easy click and drag

It doesn't work anymore. It was a really great addon I'll be missing :(

Muito bom a extensão Nimbus. Uso todo dia e recomendo.

You advertise with uploading to Google Drive, but forgot to mention that it is a paid function