On many websites visited in webinars:
The details within the presented video, are often smaller than desirable. One is offered a 'fullscreen" mode, but then one looses some context. The PIP mode would seem to offer a solution, the window is resizable, movable....
However, when wants to 'take-a-snapshot' of the (from my perspective) base webpage, AND the PIP, (or even just a snapshot within the PIP), the 'take-a-snapshot', will ONLY capture the base page.
I would hope to see the ability to capture either the PIP window only, OR the composition, as I have laid it out, of the basewindow AND the PIP window.
This votes for more controls on the PIP window's frame, at a minimum.
This is especially needed, when one is viewing: [] a 'demo' of some GUI application. [] an engineering blow-up of a complicated assembly (where details are important) [] a presentation where one needs the context of the base window, along with the PIP window. [] another eg. trying to take notes, on a very complicated slide (formulae + drawings...), while trying to concentrate on the lecture.
The current system can use the "-| ###% |+" control, but, especially in webinars, the graphics or presenters (talking head), prevents the desirable relative resizing of the sought details portion, v the talkinghead, and all the other clutter (Chat dialogs, headers, footers.... That method is very non-productive..
Of course taking a FullScreenShot from the BaseOS is possible, but the FFox tool should allow more flexibility, to work on any platform, w the FFox browser.
The abiity to HIGHLITE, regions of interest within the screen shot, would also be desirable, as in some Google-like programs/apps.
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