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@AnpuRa, on your keyboard, there should be a button that says Print Screen (or possibly a shortform of that like PrtScr like on mine). That button takes a copy of what is shown on your screen which you can then paste into an image program such as Microsoft Paint.

I don't know how you're getting "Airplane Mode" on a computer though, as that is something used on mobile phones or tablets, which you previously said you don't own.....

@AnpuRa

Screenshotting is not dependent on your browser, it is dependent on your operating system and your device hardware.

Windows 10 still has screenshotting capabilities. Use the searchbar to pull up Snip & Sketch. You can use that to take a full, partial, or window screenshot. Then you can save it and upload it to an image-hosting site like imgur to show us what you see.

@Anukai Just a note that on my laptop f12 is also airplane mode. I would guess that they have a similar keyboard setup.

@AnpuRa here's a video on how to start the web console on Firefox

And on Chrome, it looks like the keyboard shortcut is Control+Shift+J

@AnpuRa
Type 'Snip' into the search bar in the start menu. Snip and Sketch is the windows 10 snapshot software, it's standard.

@AnuPa
...when was the last time you let windows updates run? You don't need to download it, it's been in the operating system package and would have come with the update in June.

Edit: you can also use 'Snipping Tool' which has been part of Windows 10 since it came out, as far as I know.

@AnpuRa If you have Windows 10, it should be on your machine already. This video explains how to use it to take a screenshot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uc6OZvdVtYs