Microsoft Edge snags tool for snapping shots of webpages

Microsoft is testing a new web capture feature on Microsoft Border Dev and Canary. The feature allows you lot to capture portions of a website and tin whorl on a page to grab content that was originally off-screen. At the moment, the feature is quite limited, only Microsoft explains in a techcommunity post that more than features are on the way, such every bit inking on captured content.

If yous're on a Dev or Canary build of Microsoft Edge, yous tin can activate web capture by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Due south or going through the browser'due south settings. Once active, you can hold down the choice tool and drag it to the bottom of a webpage. The tool will then automatically start to curlicue downwards through the webpage, assuasive you lot to take hold of things that were originally off of your screen.

The web capture feature is a step toward replacing the quondam web notes feature that shipped with the legacy version of Microsoft Edge. The current implementation of web capture does not have all of the features of web notes, but it volition proceeds more functionality in the hereafter. Microsoft states that "In the near future, y'all can await to encounter more than functionalities added to web capture, like adding ink or highlights to your captures, capturing full webpages, and scrolling while marking them."

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