There is no option to scroll the page while capturing, unlike the screenshot feature in Firefox. The screenshot is captured and saved to your clipboard when you release the mouse button, and you can save it as a file by clicking the 'Download' button.
You can select a section of the current webpage by dragging your mouse after pressing the Screenshot option. When both flags are set to 'Enabled,' a Screenshot option appears in Chrome's address bar's Send menu. Two flags related to screenshots are available in chrome:/flags in the latest Chrome 98 Canary builds #sharing-desktop-screenshots-edit ("Enables an edit flow for users who create screenshots on desktop") and #sharing-desktop-screenshots ("Enables taking screenshots from the desktop sharing hub"). With the recent Chrome 94 update, Google added the ability to capture screenshots in Chrome for Android, but there is currently no screenshot tool for the desktop version.Īccording to a new report by XDA, Google is now experimenting with a method for capturing and editing web page screenshots. Google Chrome has recently released a slew of new features, including new Android app widgets, mobile password access, and a work-in-progress search side panel.
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