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+# Print Element Picker
+
+**Print Element Picker** is a Firefox extension that allows you to interactively select a specific element on a webpage and isolate it for printing or saving as a clean PDF.
+
+Webpages are often cluttered with navigation bars, sidebars, comments sections, and floating UI elements (like text-editor toolbars). This extension strips away the noise, ensuring that only the content you actually want makes it into your final document.
+
+## Features
+
+- **Interactive Highlighter:** Highlights page elements in a blue dashed box as you hover, so you know exactly what is going into the PDF.
+- **Smart Isolation:** Safely hides surrounding content without accidentally revealing hidden webpage UI elements (like dropdowns or floating toolbars) inside your selection.
+- **One-Click Print:** Automatically opens the native Firefox print dialog as soon as you click your target element.
+- **Auto-Updating:** Silently checks this repository for new releases and updates your extension automatically.
+
+## Installation
+
+Because this is a self-hosted, custom extension, it is not available on the public Mozilla Add-ons store. However, it is fully cryptographically signed by Mozilla for security, and you can install it directly from this repository in just a few clicks.
+
+1. Navigate to the **Releases** page of this repository.
+2. Under the latest release, look for the **Assets** section and download the `.xpi` file (e.g., `print-picker-1.0.xpi`).
+3. Open **Firefox**.
+4. You can install the extension in one of two ways:
+  - **Drag and Drop:** Click and drag the downloaded `.xpi` file directly into your open Firefox window.
+  - **Via Add-ons Manager:** Press `Ctrl+Shift+A` (or `Cmd+Shift+A` on Mac) to open the Add-ons page, click the gear icon, select **Install Add-on From File...***, and choose the `.xpi` file you downloaded.
+5. Firefox will display a security prompt asking if you want to add the extension. Click **Add**.
+
+*Note: You only need to do this once. Future updates published to this repository will be downloaded and applied by Firefox automatically.*
+
+## How to Use
+
+1. Navigate to the webpage you want to capture.
+2. Click the **Print Element Picker** icon in your Firefox toolbar (it looks like a puzzle piece if you haven't pinned it).
+3. Move your mouse around the page. You will see a blue dashed outline highlighting different structural elements of the page (paragraphs, images, entire articles, or tables).
+4. **Click** when the outline surrounds the exact content you want to keep.
+5. The page will briefly isolate your selection, and the Firefox Print Dialog will open automatically.
+6. Set your printer destination to **Save to PDF** (or select a physical printer) and click **Save**.
+
+Once the print dialog is closed, the webpage will automatically return to its normal state.
+

manifest.json

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 {
   "manifest_version": 3,
   "name": "Print Element Picker",
-  "version": "1.0",
+  "version": "0.1",
   "description": "Interactively pick an element on the page and print only that element.",
   "permissions": ["activeTab", "scripting"],
   "action": {