
The option I use most is enabling the web capture button in the toolbar of Microsoft Edge. Toolbar with capture button in Microsoft Edge chromium You simply click on the option and you will start the web capture process or flow. When the option menu folds out, you can find it in the third section of options, a row below the print command. The options menu in Microsoft Edge Chromium is in the upper right corner, under the three bullets. Web capture in Microsoft Edge Chromium options menu So copy and save are the web capture options I use. Unfortunately not all the Microsoft Office apps (Outlook especially) can make use of that menu. Share triggers the Windows 10 UWP sharing menu. When selecting the drawing option I see the same menu structure of the Microsoft Whiteboard App that I discussed in the MURAL review a little while ago. When the annotations are completed you can select your distribution option:.


So if you want to use the web capture option, there are three ways: However Web capture in Microsoft Edge Chromium has become an easy to go and natural workflow when I want to capture full-page information from a website. And while I have been a Microsoft Edge user (both pre-Chromium and Chromium-area) this wasn’t a feature that I missed, given the intense use of NTWind WinSnap. Web capture was introduced end Q3 2020, according to the Microsoft Tech Community Article: Introducing web capture for Microsoft Edge. Related Posts Web capture and annotations in Microsoft Edge Chromium
