How do i save a frame on safari??

Question

im looking to save a frame off an ebay auction for security purposes. anyone know how to do that?
thanks a bunch

Answer 1

deedho1's solution will save all of the text on the page, but the formatting may be off.
The screenshot (Command-Shift-4) option will result in a picture, which might be what you need, but it has its limitations. It won't have searchable text, and it will only capture the visible portion of the frame or window, not anything that is offscreen or outside of the frame.
I would do one of the following:
1) Control-click inside the frame that you want to save and choose "Save frame as..." from the contextual menu that pops up. You can then choose the entire content of that frame as a Safari webarchive.
OR
2) Control-click inside the frame and choose "Open frame in new tab." Then switch to the new tab and use the print command (Command-P), click on the PDF button at the bottom left of the print dialog, and choose "Save as PDF..." I personally prefer that option since a PDF is more portable than a Safari webarchive. And I'm not certain if this is still true, but in the past Safari webarchives had to load images from the internet - they didn't actually download the image information and preserve it in the webarchive file.
(Edit: Actually, you don't need to open the frame in a new window. Just clicking inside the frame and then choosing Print and then Save as PDF will save that frame's content as a PDF.)
Both options will have relatively faithful page rendering. And both will result in searchable text instead of a plain graphic. Even if you don't care if it's searchable, real text is more useful in many ways. For example, it's more sharp when printed and it can be enlarged in Safari or Preview/Acrobat Reader.