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OpenScreenShot vs GoFullPage vs FullPage Capture
GoFullPage is back in the Chrome Web Store after a removal in August 2026, and it now ships for Firefox too, but its code has been private since 2018. OpenScreenShot is the open-source full page screenshot you can audit. FullPage Capture is a closed extension that asks for access to every website at install.
| OpenScreenShot | FullPage Capture | GoFullPage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| In the Chrome Web Store | Yes | Yes | Yes, restored 10 Sep 2026 after an August removal |
| In Firefox Add-ons | Yes | No | Yes, since Sep 2026 |
| Price | Free | Free; Pro $19 a year | Free; Premium $12 a year |
| Open source | Yes — MIT, public | No | Ancestor repo only; privately forked since 2018 |
| Standing site access | None | Every site | None at install |
| One-click full page | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Annotate, blur, crop | Free | Free | Paid |
| PDF extras | Free | Free; searchable PDF is Pro | Smart page splitting is paid |
| Tab recording | Free | No | No |
| Readable source | github.com/pghqdev/OpenScreenShot | None | Old GitHub, not the shipping binary |
Facts as of 9 Oct 2026, from each store listing, each extension's manifest, and the vendors' own sites. GoFullPage's private fork since 2018 is from its own FAQ.
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