"I'm not sure I'm following exactly."
Sorry, I wrote the comment in a hurry. The problem is that the description sometimes includes (as best I can tell) inaccurate information. Citrix may be significant but for the purposes of illustration just consider it "Site 1" and Ixquick "Site 2" and DuckDuckGo "Site 3". Sometimes the description combines Window A / Site 1 with Window B / Site 2.
In the last example the captured window has one tab only. The last line is accurate (logged out of Citrix) but the line above appears to refer to a different window (and IIRC probably a different session) with a tab that is displaying Ixquick.
Similarly, in the first example, that window has exactly two tabs (Ixquick displayed, DDG not) but the screen capture description references Citrix (the only tab in a different window).
In both cases I used the active window button from the Quick Capture Bar. Setup is Vista and IE9.
Is it possible that I pressed a different button and that affected the description?
Yes, this absolutely might be 100% user error! I'm quite sure for one of the problem cases that I used the active window button: I consciously thought about the need to capture only the active window and that I wanted the window with one tab; I slowed down and double checked, even hovering over the (correct) button to read the tip. I'm not nearly as sure about the other case.
Thanks for investigating this. I will try to create a clean test case (but not until midweek) where I am very careful about which button I use, whether a new session or window, documenting order of actions, etc. Now that I know how to capture SC itself (main window, anyway), I'll partially document it that way.
