Screenshots will be available, by default, in your current.
Put your targets in a text file and pass it with the -i option, or as a positional argument if you have just a single URL. Embedding screenshot URL in image (requires ImageMagick).No incognito mode, using webscreenshot will pollute your browsing history.
Impossibility to perform multiple screenshots at the time: no multi-instance of the firefox process.Firefox can also be used as a renderer but has some serious limitations ( so don't use it for the moment):.The reason is that the -ignore-certificate-errors option doesn't work and will never work anymore: the solution is to use a proper webdriver, but to date webscreenshot doesn't aim to support this rather complex method requiring some third-party tools. Chromium, Chrome and Edge Chromium, which will replace PhantomJS but currently have some limitations: screenshoting an HTTPS website not having a valid certificate, for instance a self-signed one, will produce an empty screenshot.PhantomJS, which is legacy and abandoned but the one still producing the best results.Mapping useful options of PhantomJS such as ignoring ssl error, proxy definition and proxy authentication, HTTP Basic Authentication.Customizing screenshot size (width, height), format and quality.Accepting several formats as input target.Multiprocessing and killing of unresponding processes after a user-definable timeout.Cookie and custom HTTP header definition support for the PhantomJS renderer.
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