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An powerful tool to capture entire webpage or selected area and annotate inside editor
Record your websites and automate scrolling and mouse actions for your portfolio screen captures.
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Scroll Capture is aimed towards designers and developers that need to create beautiful video screen captures for their portfolio. The extension lets you automate scroll animations that smoothly ease in and out, and also add mouse events and gestures. It can also create full page screenshots.
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0.5.1 There's a new ZoomAction that lets you zoom into the page.
0.4.9 Fixed bug with some websites using javascript to insert FontAwesome svg icons.
0.4.7 Fixed the problem happening on websites with strict content-security policies
0.4.5 Chrome 126 bugs are fixed. Panel is scrolling and MP4 Format is working.
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An powerful tool to capture entire webpage or selected area and annotate inside editor
Smooth scroll with the keyboard
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Find the ids of collections, sections, and blocks on your Squarespace page. Works with both 7.0 and 7.1.
Hides scrollbar on all pages.
This is a really amazing tool for Web Designers and Developers. The ability to show an entire page, including entrance and scroll-position-based animations, and automate all kinds of user interactions without having my clumsy looking mouse movements in the video... all of that is A+. One thing I'd like to be able to do, but don't seem to be able, is to record at sizes larger than my monitor (eg, 1920x1200, to suit the aspect ratio for a particular project). As it is, the recordings always come out at the size of my viewport. I can minimize this effect by going fullscreen (F11) before recording, but I'm still capped at the size of my monitor (1920x1080, too short vertically). If I enable the Device Toolbar in Chrome's DevTools and resize to the dimensions I want, Chrome's DevTools scales the viewport to 65% in order to fit the viewport on screen, and then the recording comes out at that scaled size (eg, 1248x780 -- or 65% of 1920x1200). I understand this may just not be physically possible to work around, and I might have to adjust my project instead, but it's my only thought for potential improvements to this absolutely stellar Chrome extension.
The tool is great but is there any way to record at 1920x1080? I have set the browser window to that size and set the extension settings but the video output it always 1920x980? Any ideas?
doesn't work on this page
Hi Patrick, I've installed this chrome extension and it seems to work so far! I'm having trouble using it though because all the icons are Tofus.
Works great! Exactly what I need
Awesome for Case Studies Well done Patrick. I love how I can create very smooth recordings of a website and use it for case studies. Keep up the good work... where is the DONATE BUTTON to thank you for this awesome plugin?
No funcionó, la instalé y usé clic derecho, clic izquierdo, busqué las opciones y no salió nada.
Brilliant extension. Clean and intuitive UI. Very surprising that this is free.
This is so sick! I was looking for an extension like this for years! As a Designer & Developer i was always struggling creating smooth screen recordings to showcase my projects. Would you be interested in some help or is this even Open Source? I'd have some inputs and ideas that could make this even better.
Simple. Just what I was looking for