Something not working, a feature idea, or just a question? Here's how to get help fast.
Chrome blocks all extensions from running on internal pages. Clipper cannot capture:
chrome://, edge://, about: pagesfile://Try Clipper on any normal https:// website and it'll work.
Nowhere except your own device. Clipper has no servers β captures are built in your browser, stored temporarily in your browser's IndexedDB, and only downloaded/exported when you click Save. The stored capture clears when you restart Chrome, or immediately if you click Clear on the result page.
Yes β the default is Alt + Shift + P. If that shortcut is already used by another extension on your machine, Chrome may not assign it automatically. Open chrome://extensions/shortcuts, find Clipper, and set any combo you like.
You can also right-click any page and pick Capture full page with Clipper.
Chrome caps a single canvas at ~65,000 pixels per side. On a Retina display, a page taller than about 32,000 CSS pixels hits that limit. Clipper detects this and automatically scales the output to fit β the result page will show βscaled to fit canvas limitβ. If you'd prefer a larger image:
Turn Hide sticky headers on in Clipper's Settings. Clipper will hide fixed/sticky elements during capture so they only appear once, and restore them when the capture finishes.
In Settings β Quality & format, choose JPEG as the Save-as format and drop the quality slider. Or turn off Retina (High-DPI) capture to halve the image dimensions.
Yes β in Settings β Export you can pick paper size (Letter / A4 / Legal), enable Smart page splitting (breaks at blank rows so text isn't cut across pages), and add an URL + date/time header to every PDF page.
Email us at contact@asldigitalsolutions.in and include:
chrome://version)chrome://extensions)Screenshots of the console error (if any) at chrome://extensions β Errors help a lot too.
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Open chrome://extensions, find Clipper, and click Remove. All of Clipper's stored data (settings, the last capture) is deleted at the same time.