Full-page screenshots that come with the evidence
One click captures the whole scrollable page — with the console errors, timings and viewport behind it — and files it against the right site, ready to annotate and hand to whoever fixes it.
Every screenshot arrives with the context someone needs to act on it.
- Free to install
- On the Chrome Web Store
- Nothing is sent until you choose to
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Sound familiar?
The problem
A screenshot of the visible window misses half the page, and the bug report that goes with it never says which browser, which size, or what the console said.
“It's broken” — but where, on what screen?
Every vague report becomes a round of questions before anyone can start.
Half the page is missing from the screenshot
The problem is below the fold, so the image proves nothing.
Screenshots live in chat threads and downloads
Nobody can find last week's, and nothing says whether it was ever fixed.
What changes
Before and after Dr Urls — Capture
How it works
4 steps, start to finish
- 1
Open the side panel on any page
Click the Dr Urls icon or press Alt+Shift+U. The panel docks beside the page and stays open as you browse.
- 2
Capture the full page
It scrolls a viewport at a time, pins sticky headers so they are not repeated, and stitches the tiles into one image — without the “is debugging this browser” banner.
- 3
Mark it up
Draw boxes with notes on the shot, type a comment, or dictate one: speech is transcribed in the browser and only the text is sent.
- 4
Send it to the site
The capture lands on that website in your dashboard, with the page address, title, viewport, device pixel ratio, timings and the recent console errors attached.
What you get
- The whole page as one image, stitched cleanly
- Console errors and warnings from the moment you captured
- Viewport, device pixel ratio, user agent and load timings
- Your boxes, notes and comment, editable later on the dashboard
- A status you can move from open to fix requested, fixed and verified
Who it's for
Product & QA
Report what you see without learning the developer's tools.
Developers
Get the console errors and environment with the picture.
Agencies
Keep every client's captures on that client's site, not in your inbox.
No surprises
Good to know
What it does not do, said up front.
- Very tall pages are capped: Chrome refuses an image over 16,384 device pixels high, so the capture stops there rather than saving a blank.
- It photographs what your browser shows — content that loads only on scroll is captured as it appears while scrolling.
- Nothing is uploaded until you press Send.
FAQ
Questions
Does it work on pages behind a sign-in?
Yes. It captures your own browser tab, so anything you can see while signed in is what gets captured.
Who can see my captures?
Your team, teams you share the site's roster with, and the site's owner as proven through Google Search Console — who sees the capture but not your email address.
Do I need an API key?
No. Sign into drurls.com in the same browser and the extension is connected. A pasted API key still works as a fallback.
Also in the extensions
More you can do
Every screenshot arrives with the context someone needs to act on it.
Free to install. Your work goes to a free Dr Urls account, filed against the site it is about.
- Free to install
- On the Chrome Web Store
- Nothing is sent until you choose to