Samsung is known to pack in a ton of features in their skin over Android. a lot of of these additional features are pretty beneficial — such as the ability to save a web site with a screenshot. Yes, you can easily save a page you want to read later or any site for future reference with a screenshot. Moreover, this is better than bookmarking a site considering that you can see what’s was on the page when you saved it.

This feature to save a web site (link) by means of a screenshot will work only on Samsung devices. Thus, if you’re interested in checking this amazing trick out, follow the steps below. You might also want to check out how to preview a link before opening in Chrome for Android.

Save a link with a screenshot

The process is very easy and it literally just requires you to take a screenshot to save the link.

Launch Google Chrome or Samsung’s Internet browser and check out the web site you want.

Take a screenshot if you want to save the web site link on your device.

Press and hold the Power crucial and Volume down key to get hold of a screenshot.

Now, open Samsung’s Gallery app that comes pre-installed.

Navigate to the location of the screenshot and tap on its thumbnail to view it.

You must be able to see a Go to websites pop-up appear towards the bottom of the screen.

If you tap on that, it would launch the web site in your browser.

That’s it. You can now save any number of web sites links by means of screenshots on your device. This trick is especially beneficial if you don’t want to deal with a cluttered bookmarks manager in your browser. Unfortunately, you will not be able to access the web site by means of any other Gallery application — including the Google photos app.

Additionally, the web site links would not be saved if you use any browser other than Google Chrome or Samsung’s Internet browser app. Thankfully both browsers come pre-installed. Thus, we’d suggest using either of the two browsers when you’re seeking to save web sites to revisit them later.

What’s even a lot more interesting is that the web sites or links saved by means of the screenshot will automatically open up in the browser that you took the screenshot on. Meaning, if you saved the screenshot by means of Chrome, it will open in Chrome. On the other hand, if you take the screenshot on Samsung Internet Browser, it will open in that. This trick to save a link with a screenshot is really beneficial and we hope this idea helps you in some way.

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