How to remove (for good) FF message window after screenshot
After I take a screenshot -- using the very handy FF command that now sits on my address bar -- a message box opens in the bottom right of the screen that says, Duh, "your shot was copied to the clipboard" and then gives instructions for pasting it. Although that seems to be fairly elemental information that is unnecessary, even if there is a good reason to keep it, must that message window always be in the same position? That is really a problem as it obscures one's ability to navigate on a page upon which he may be working. Look at the attachment. The FF window is covering the location where I want to put my cursor to work on that page that is in the background. In this case, I wanted to make sure the cursor was positioned in a different place for another screenshot I might put there (below the existing one).
Since I'm familiar with pasting or copying the screenshot and how to do that before this window opens, how can I remove for all screenshots, now and in the future, this window opening?
Thank you.
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Hello,
I am ignoring your most recent comment.
From what I have seen, there is no way to remove these, however there are methods to reduce this.
These methods are shown here, where someone had the same problem as you.
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Hello,
I am ignoring your most recent comment.
From what I have seen, there is no way to remove these, however there are methods to reduce this.
These methods are shown here, where someone had the same problem as you.