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Keep the source tab open and active while ScrollWeave scrolls. Try disabling lazy-content pre-scroll on pages that change layout while loading.
Full-page capture guide →Support
Troubleshoot full-page captures, protected browser pages, exports, keyboard shortcuts, and privacy questions without creating an account.
Keep the source tab open and active while ScrollWeave scrolls. Try disabling lazy-content pre-scroll on pages that change layout while loading.
Full-page capture guide →Chrome pages, browser settings, and the Chrome Web Store are restricted by Chrome. Try a regular HTTP or HTTPS webpage.
Read the explanation →Very large canvases may be scaled for safe editing. If a PDF is too large, crop the canvas or export a PNG/JPEG instead.
Editor and export guide →Capture pixels stay in the browser in the current release. Read the policy for storage, permissions, deletion, and the current data flow.
Read the privacy policy →Alt + Shift + P — capture the full page.Alt + Shift + V — capture the visible area.V pans, C crops, D draws, A adds an arrow, R adds a box, H highlights, B blurs, and T adds text.Ctrl/Cmd + Z and Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z undo and redo editor actions.Chrome controls access to browser-owned pages such as chrome:// URLs and the Chrome Web Store. This is a browser restriction rather than a ScrollWeave account or server setting.
Some websites render images or sections only after they enter the viewport. Enable “Load lazy content” in the popup or settings, then try again. If the page is highly animated, wait for it to settle and consider disabling the pre-scroll option.
Open Capture History and delete individual records or clear all. In Settings, set “Recent captures to keep” to 0 to disable future history storage.
Send a description of the page type, capture mode, browser version, and the exact error message to hitgroveseller@gmail.com. Please do not attach sensitive screenshots unless you have reviewed and redacted them.