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How do people go about making really long images like this? And also, what screen resolution are they aimed at?
Any time I find images like this I end up having to zoom in & pan about to read whatever text's included. It's not much trouble, but when I come across them I'm often a little perplexed by the formatting.
Modern phones let you scroll after taking a screenshot
At least I know IOS does, and I've done it on android before
Samsung has had scrolling screenshots for ages too.
Thanks, I should have clarified that I'm asking from a desktop perspective.
There are more options on that front, but I think the browser screenshot tool may kinda work for a full page shot then I guess you might crop it? But those have still seemed kinda rough to me so made me wonder.
Firefox actually has full page screenshots built in. Was a super welcome feature when I switched to it from chrome recently.
my second monitor is rotated
Would you happen to be into shmups?
More for tiling 3 windows across it, or editing a long document
... I have played raiden on it a few times
In firefox, right click anywhere on the page and click "Take screenshot". Then on the top right, click "Save full page"
A browser extension I like that handles full-sized extensions is Fireshot.
I can rotate my monitor but my PC is a tablet, so I can just use it's screen
They splice together multiple mobile screenshots. There might be an app that lets you press a button, scroll, then press stop, to do the same thing.
But it's definitely designed for mobile. This reads really easily on my phone.
Through one of the apps, presumably? I typically use browser on mobile & so have the same zoom/pan experience described above.
Sync automatically zooms it in to full width. Really nice for screenshots like this or web comics.
Looks fine to me on desktop via Alexandrite
I think these are long, stitched screenshots made on a phone
Screen Master is a great app on Android that can do this (has automatic stitching which works really good too!). There's probably an iOS version. I forget if I paid for it or not but it's been great.
You can actually see text? All I'm seeing is garbled shit. Any legible greentexts? I haven't seen them.
Click the image
Lemmy massively fucks with the resolution on previews
My ignorance of Boost was at fault, not Lemmy. Appreciate the sympathy shout out, tho