ScreenshotOne Changelog
New ScreenshotOne features, bug fixes, and rendering improvements.
Product updates in the last 12 months
Fewer failed requests and clearer storage errors
Requests that reach a busy rendering server are retried on another one, HTML and markdown of pages that redirect themselves no longer fail, and storage errors say what to fix.
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PDFs without metadata
PDFs no longer include the browser details, page title, or rendering time in their document properties. They contain only the rendered page.
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Screenshots and PDFs as files for AI agents
AI agents connected to ScreenshotOne can now receive a screenshot or PDF as a file, so tools like Harvey can save it directly.
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More consistent screenshots and clearer errors
When reducing motion, sliders, carousels and looping animations stay still more often, so repeated screenshots of the same page match. Errors name the failed requests and password-protected sites.
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wait_for_selector follows your timeout
The wait_for_selector option now waits for as long as your request's timeout allows, loads the page once, and returns a clear error if the element doesn't appear.
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Clearer taxes and VAT in billing
Billing shows your next payment with tax, the company page explains how tax applies to your country, and a new guide covers VAT and invoices.
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Updated the official JavaScript and TypeScript SDK
The SDK now explains connection failures such as "ECONNRESET" and can retry them automatically.
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Latest Chrome and up-to-date time zones
Screenshots are now rendered with the latest stable Chrome, which includes the latest IANA time zone data. With time_zone=America/Winnipeg, dates from November 1, 2026 stay at UTC−05:00.
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