How can I configure Firefox to send screenshots directly to an AI-based web tool?
I’ve been using Firefox’s built-in screenshot feature to grab images of a browser-based puzzle game I play, and I’d love to streamline the process of sending those screen… (funda kabanzi)
I’ve been using Firefox’s built-in screenshot feature to grab images of a browser-based puzzle game I play, and I’d love to streamline the process of sending those screenshots to an external AI solver. Specifically, I use a free online tool called Block Blast Solver Block Blast Solver that analyzes a game screenshot and instantly shows you the optimal move in 3D with color coding.
Right now I’m manually saving each screenshot and then uploading it on the solver’s site. Is there a way in Firefox perhaps via about\:config tweaks, a bookmarklet, or a lightweight extension—to automatically forward or “share” the clipboard image straight to a web service URL?
Things I’m curious about:
Can I modify the default screenshot “Save” action to POST the image to an external endpoint? Are there recommended bookmarklet patterns for sending the last screenshot directly to a URL with minimal clicks? Does Firefox support any native “share to web” workflow that could be repurposed for a custom site like this?
Any pointers on how to wire up Firefox’s screenshot workflow to a third-party AI tool (e.g. Block Blast Solver AI) would be hugely appreciated!