Ire Aderinokun • 11/22/2018

Using a headless browser to capture page screenshots

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This technical article details the process of using headless browsers to capture webpage screenshots programmatically. It covers the motivation (creating a fallback for a JavaScript-dependent embed), introduces headless Chrome via command line, and demonstrates a practical implementation using the Puppeteer Node.js API to automate screenshot capture.

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