Web Snapper 2.9

Web Snapper - a lightweight tool that takes snapshots of the websites you visit. The program supports multiple formats, so you can save the webpages into multi-page PDF or TIFF files. Rather than cutting and pasting the content of the page manually, you can let the program save everything on the page exactly the way it was designed by the authors of the webpage.

The program is extremely lightweight. It will install some sort of plugins to Safari and other popular browsers you have installed on your system. To save a page, you just need to drag and drop the page from the address bar of a browser. There are four buttons available for your actions. The first one is to save the page and e-mail it to someone; second one is to save the page on your computer in a given format; the third one is to delete the page from the tasks in case you've made a mistake of adding something; and previewing the content in a mini-browser is the fourth option. The output looks pretty awesome, except for the edges of the pages that are a little bit cut off, but only like a few pixels. So if you need to save a webpage exactly how it looks like - this is a perfect tool to use.

You can pay for the application using your PayPal account, Credit Card, or Google Account. It will run you a mere 15 US dollars.
Sidenote: I wish the TastyApps decided not to use the chocolate chip cookie for their website's design, it looks mildly inappropriate - check it out to see for yourself.