It DOES work for sites that require a login; you just need to log in first using a Webkit browser (i.e. Safari). Great app.

It's solid at what it does. The only feature option that it misses is being able to capture pages that requires a log-in to enter (Facebook, for example).

Version 0.5b4 does not work with Leopard. It crashes on launch.
But the previous version 0.4.3 (the official "stable" version) works perfectly with Leopard.

This is absolutely superb. Amazing it's not beter known.

You are right. I've been lazy! D:

I just installed 0.5b4. Simply perfect. Ok, there are a few bugs, but it works nicely. I can even interact with the website and screenshot the results. Hawt. Wevah, as soon as my company gets funding, I'll donate. Keep on keepin' on. Update your website with something though, it looks like you haven't done squat since Aug 2006, and you so have.

diggin_it. Grab, which you mentioned that comes with Mac, doesn't even come close to the feature set of this app. Check it out sometime.

This is a must have for any web developer wanting to keep an archive of sites they like or have built. Super easy to use and I love the delay on the capture to make sure you get the flash movies loaded.

I like to download Creative Commons licensed images but I have noticed that some people will try to retroactively remove the license, so now I use Paparazzi as a way to prove it was released under CC in case there is ever a dispute.

Handy tool.

@ alej744:

Yeah, I've been looking for a way to turn of plugin sounds, but I haven't figured that out yet. :(