How to photograph the entire browser on iPhone

Click on the screenshot and transfer to the editing screen

　Using browsers like "Safari" and "Chrome" on iPhone can be used for reference! "the website I thought about was too long up and down, and it was too troublesome to take several screenshots for reference. I thought about it many times. I have had this idea on different occasions: cooking recipes, passport QR codes, controlling the purchase number of movie tickets, and so on. [image] even in this case, the screenshot of the entire page can be saved as "PDF" with just a few clicks from the usual filter action. It is introduced by the actual operation of squeezing ITmedia pages. First open the browser and take a screenshot with the volume-up button and the side button. The image taken here appears in the lower left corner of the screen, but when you click on the image section, you can edit the screenshot. Click on the "screen / full page" section that appears only in the screenshot of the browser application, and you will switch to the state of shooting the entire page. Automatically change to the state of adding handwritten characters, etc., you can write notes with pens, markers, etc. Because the page lengthens vertically, it can also be scrolled. Drag with two fingers, scroll, pinch in / out to zoom in / out. Or part of the page that is not on the screen, you can also scroll by dragging the part to highlight the part you see at the right end of the screen. The output PDF is saved in the folder of the browser name in the File of the iPhone standard application. At this point, if there is an additional slot for shooting, it will be saved in the "photos" on the basis of the summary and preservation in the same folder. It looks a little cumbersome. If you don't need it, you can wipe it off later.

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