There are a few customizations you can make to the code above. In the URL field enter the block of code above.In the Name field, choose whatever name you’d like to show on the bookmark bar.On the bookmark bar in Chrome, right-click and choose Add page….This way you can click one button to trigger something different if you’d like. This really isn’t needed for the automation piece, but if you’d like you could create a bookmarklet in Chrome with the same block of code above. The last field is where you put the FireShot API code.In the keyword field is where you enter what keyword will trigger the search engine – I sued SaveVisible.The first field is the name of the search engine – this can be anything you’d like.Scroll to the bottom and find the blank fields to add a new search engine.Right-click on the address bar in Chrome and choose Edit search engines….But even using the keyboard shortcut outside of the automation at times seems to not work the best… That’s the reason for using the API like this method suggests. And I was using this in AutoHotkey for the longest time, and then it stopped working and I haven’t fully figured out why. This is where I ran into the biggest issue – FireShot does allow for setting keyboard shortcuts to various functions via their options. The next step is getting Chrome to be able to run FireShot within Chrome via a keyboard shortcut. Configure Keyboard Shortcut in Chrome for FireShot I’m not going to go into detail on how to get there.
2 Configure Keyboard Shortcut in Chrome for FireShotįirst thing is first, for this tutorial you’ll need a Windows based machine with Chrome installed.
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