August 16, 2026
According to ChatGPT:
Brave can do it natively
Because Brave is Chromium-based, you can use Chromium DevTools [this info repeats some of what the OP included in screenshots, back in 2024]:
- Open the page in Brave.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+I (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Option+I (Mac) to open DevTools.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P to open the Command Menu.
- Type Capture full size screenshot.
- Select it.
That captures the entire webpage, including content below the current viewport, as an image. The 2024 Brave feature-request itself identifies this Chromium workaround.
So the situation is basically:
| Method | Full webpage? | Built into Brave? |
|---|---|---|
| Brave Screenshot button |  |
 |
| DevTools → Capture full size screenshot | |
, but hidden |
| Screenshot extension | |
Optional |
| Firefox’s screenshot tool | |
|
| Edge Web Capture | |
|
And this isn’t just an old 2024 complaint. A March 2026 Brave feature request is still asking for a straightforward native full-page/scrolling screenshot, specifically noting that the DevTools method exists but is inconvenient for ordinary users.
One interesting development
Brave did add a full-page screenshot capability to Brave Leo in version 1.79.118 — but that’s a Leo feature, not an equivalent of putting “Full page screenshot” in the regular browser Screenshot/Share menu.
So if your question is “Can Brave do a full-page screenshot without installing an extension?” → Yes.