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Detecting Screen Capture - IronMac - 05-25-2007 Can a website detect if you are using a screen capture program such as Snapz Pro or Grab on their website? Or is it all handled on your end? Thanks! Re: Detecting Screen Capture - mikebw - 05-25-2007 I don't think it is possible. Re: Detecting Screen Capture - grad - 05-25-2007 Only if a lawyer from their website is in your room and is looking over your shoulder and seeing that you are infringing their copyright. Re: Detecting Screen Capture - kj4btkljv - 05-25-2007 I don't mean to hijack your thread, but the original post, mentioning "Grabbing" a website lead me to check into my services menu. Does the Grab service not work in Safari? I know there's a whole lot of sites and posts about the lack of content in the services menu, so I don't need to be led to those. I was just curious about this one instance. Jeff Re: Detecting Screen Capture - IronMac - 05-25-2007 Thanks all for the input. ![]() Jeff...not sure what you mean..but I think that Grab would work in Safari. I'm using Firefox, though but in the services menu there is Grab right there. Re: Detecting Screen Capture - Ken Sp. - 05-26-2007 [quote kj4btkljv]I don't mean to hijack your thread, but the original post, mentioning "Grabbing" a website lead me to check into my services menu. Does the Grab service not work in Safari? I know there's a whole lot of sites and posts about the lack of content in the services menu, so I don't need to be led to those. I was just curious about this one instance. Jeff No Services Grab in Safari for me, but you can Ctrl Click on an image to have options or you can Apple-I (see file>mail contents of this page) and you will get the whole page with active links as a snapshot in a new email. You can then do with it what you want. |