How to take a full page screenshot in Google Chrome for Android
Update the Google Chrome app from the Play Store to the latest version to take full page screenshots, i.e. Google Chrome and follow the video tutorial.
Scrolling screenshots is a feature that many Android users wish to have. Well, Android 12 will fulfill that wish for Android users with scrolling screenshots are also one of the marketed features of Android 12. Still, a scrolling screenshot attempting to fully capture a web page with its complex pop-ups and ad embeds doesn’t always work flawlessly, especially on older phones. One of the key problems native to screen-grabbing faces while working in browsers is lazy loading. Lazy loading loads web content when you scroll to it, but if you want to take a screenshot without even scrolling to that portion, sometimes the screen is grabbed even before the content is loaded, the result - a failed scrolling screenshot.
Google Chrome for Android is bringing its own ‘Long Screenshot’ feature that not only addresses this issue but also enables users to take a scrolling screenshot even if their phone did not have the feature natively. The feature is out for testing and you can enable it from Chrome Flags.
Google has updated the Chrome browser for Android with version 94 which brings some new features. One of the more interesting features currently hidden behind a feature flag is the ability to take full-page screenshots. If you’re on a webpage that can scroll down and you want to capture the entire contents of the page, you will now be able to do so on this version of Chrome. A lot of smartphone makers include the ability to take scrolling screenshots on their custom UIs, and Android 12 also has the feature built-in. But if you don’t have it on your phone by default, you can now use this feature in Chrome.
While it has been introduced as a part of the Chrome 94 update, using the new full-page screenshot feature requires following a few steps to enable. Here’s how to do so.
7 сен 2024
