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Looking forward to your update!

Hello, Can you share more detail about the issue you're experiencing? Without more detail, there's not much we can do to help. When posting questions, it's helpful to include information such as your operating system, browser version, specific error messages, and the steps you've taken to try solve the issue. This kind of context allows the community members to provide a more accurate and effective solution. Looking forward to your update!

I'm using the Firefox built-in screensaver app. As an example, I just took a screenshot of your response on this page.

This is the title:

Screenshot 2025-06-12 at 14-23-43 firefox take a screenshot template Firefox Support Forum Mozilla Support

I don't want or need to told it is a screenshot, or the time, or the date, especially if that comes before the actual title, and simply "Mozilla Support" would be more that enough. Also, that title is too long. It would have to edited to to fit in some windows sub-folders.

Other screenshot apps offer the option to structure the template to suit the user. Nimbus Screen Capture was one of them, but it started having problems a while back and development has stopped, but this is what it looks like

I dislike Firefox screenshot and never use it, but yes, that is by far the worst file naming process I've ever seen!  ;-))