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

@rusty.rosenbaum 

Firefox Screenshots is a built-in feature in the Firefox web browser that allows users to capture, save, and share screenshots of web pages without the need for any additional tools or extensions. It provides a convenient way to capture and save parts of or entire web pages directly within the browser.

To use Firefox Screenshots, you can either:

1. Click on the three horizontal lines in the Firefox toolbar (commonly known as the "hamburger" menu) and select "Take a Screenshot" from the drop-down menu.
2. Right-click on a page and select "Take a Screenshot" from the context menu.

Once the Screenshots feature is activated, a panel appears at the top-right corner of the browser window with multiple options:

1. Capture Full Page: Allows you to capture the entire scrolling page, including the parts concealed outside the screen view.
2. Capture Visible: Takes a screenshot of the visible portion of the page within the browser window.
3. Capture Selected Area: Allows you to select and capture a specific area of the page by dragging a box over it.
4. Crop & Share: After capturing a screenshot, this feature allows you to crop and edit the image—highlighting, adding text, or drawing on it—which can then be shared with others.
5. Download: Enables you to save the screenshot as an image file on your device.

Additionally, a share button is provided within the panel that allows users to easily share the captured screenshot with others via various platforms like email, messaging apps, or social media.

Firefox Screenshots also provides cloud storage options, allowing you to save your screenshots within your Firefox Account for easy access across devices. This means you can view and manage your screenshots on any device with Firefox installed by signing in with your Firefox Account. This cloud storage ensures that your screenshots are available even if you clear your browser cache or switch devices.