Chrome/Chromium upgraded to the latest version

ScreenshotOne now renders pages with the latest stable Chrome/Chromium release for up-to-date web platform support and rendering behavior.

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Dmytro Krasun

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We upgraded the Chrome/Chromium browser engine that powers ScreenshotOne to the latest stable version.

The new version brings browser rendering fixes, current web platform behavior, and better compatibility with websites that use newer browser features.

What changes for you

Nothing changes in the ScreenshotOne API, and no action is required. All screenshots, PDFs, and videos are now rendered with the upgraded browser automatically.

Browser upgrades can introduce small pixel-level differences on some pages. These differences help ScreenshotOne stay aligned with how websites render in the latest stable version of Chrome/Chromium.

Keeping rendering current

We regularly upgrade the browser engine behind ScreenshotOne so you do not need to track browser releases, rebuild rendering infrastructure, or maintain browser dependencies yourself.

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