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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
Full page screenshots including support for ChatGPT, Grafana and Jira
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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.
Amazing
Took a little while to figure it out (documentation would be helpful!) but once I did, it did exactly what I needed to.
Yeah, feature wise this does exactly what I want it to do, unfortuantely the video recording feature isn't working for me. Chrome Version 121.0.6167.139 (Official Build) (x86_64) on Mac OSX. Hopefully the dev can help.
Preview works perfect... except it does't record anything. After I stop recording there's nothing to download. Sorry, but it just won't record on my desktop, and yes, Google Chrome has security permissions. I'm not using audio. You are right I can record it with quicktime. Your extension works perfect on my laptop to I give it 5 stars for my laptop. I figured it out. I does work on my desktop when I make the site window smaller. When the site I'm recording takes up full display it will not record. iMac 5K display.
Very useful tool. I would like to see regularization of the scroll speed. but then you will have to introduce mechanics that are more complicated than what we have now. for example, if I change the speed, then the time is calculated automatically and vice versa. maybe you can attach an endpoint there too
Very unique, useful extension. Caveats: does not appear to work inside iframes (it's an HTML/CSS/JS limitation so I can't blame the extension), does not allow saving scripts.
This extension is great and does what it says. Also the developer is super responsive if something isn't working well. Everything I needed in this extension, thanks!
Surprisingly powerful extension. A must needed tool for anyone producing content!
This is by far the best scroll capture tool i found on the web. It would be a solid 5 stars if it actually worked consistently. Which it did, until it didn't, on the same website & computer (osx / chrome). Such a pitty because it is such a well thought out app. Would pay for it 100% if it worked
Plugin seems great. The only issue I'm having is the recording is coming out a bit fuzzy/low quality. If I set the resolution higher it appears to crop into the site. Not sure if I just need to do it on a higher res monitor or if it's the conversion from webm to mp4 or if it's just the recording itself?