Screenshots

You can capture a web page as a PNG image by invoking the takeScreenshot function, which dynamically loads the html2canvas browser-safe helper to render the target DOM element or full page into a visual snapshot.

Yes, you can capture a specific DOM element by specifying its selector as the target parameter in the takeScreenshot function, enabling targeted panel captures instead of full-page snapshots.

The best way to export a browser screenshot for QA documentation is using the screenshotDownload function to save a direct PNG artifact, or screenshotBase64 to generate an embeddable payload for messages and reports.

Yes, the screenshot helper supports configurable type and quality settings, allowing you to adjust the output image properties when generating base64 payloads or downloading PNG files directly from the browser.

Using the screenshotBase64 function generates an encoded payload instead of a direct PNG download, which is ideal when you need to embed the captured web page image directly into documentation files or send it within message payloads.

No, you do not need to install html2canvas separately because the screenshot helper dynamically lazy-loads the required library on demand, exposing the capture functions without manual dependency management.