What is the Firefox Screenshots feature and how does it work?

@percy_bauch 

Firefox Screenshots is a built-in feature in the Firefox web browser that allows users to capture and save screenshots of web pages. This feature enables users to quickly and easily capture and share what they see while browsing the internet.

Here's how it works:

1. To access the Firefox Screenshots feature, click on the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner of the Firefox window to open the main menu. Then, select 'Web Developer' and click on 'Take a Screenshot'.
2. A screenshot tool will appear, providing users with options to capture the entire web page, a selected portion of the page, or just the visible area. Users can also choose to "Capture Full Page" to capture the entire page even if it requires scrolling.
3. After selecting the desired option, the screenshot will be taken, and a preview of the captured image will appear on the screen.
4. Users can then choose to annotate the screenshot by adding text, arrows, or shapes to highlight specific areas. Firefox Screenshots also offers a feature called "Draw on Screenshot" that allows users to freely draw on the captured image.
5. Once the screenshot is ready, users can save it to their device or share it directly through various platforms like email, social media, or messaging.

In addition to capturing screenshots, Firefox also provides a "Screenshots Menu" option, which lets users manage and organize their saved screenshots. It allows users to view, delete, or download the screenshots whenever needed.

Overall, Firefox Screenshots simplifies the process of capturing, editing, and sharing screenshots, providing a convenient way to capture and share important content found on the web.