We fixed a validation issue in the ScreenshotOne playground caused by selector scroll into view.
Enabling option to scroll the element into view in the playground was causing issues with form validations. Because, when it was disabled, it was still false, however in the API this option is not allowed to be sent in case if selector is not specified.
Now, the validation issue is fixed and the playground works as expected. The option is disabled by default when the selector is not specified.
If you have any feedback, please reach out to us at support@screenshotone.com.
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