Self-Updating Screenshots in Your Docs: How to Stop Doing It by Hand

<p><code>page.screenshot()</code> does the job in two lines for a local capture or a test assertion. The friction arrives later: full-page shots that get clipped by sticky

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<p>Every few days someone in a scraping forum asks a version of the same question: <em>"I'm collecting documentation text for an AI tool, but the pages render with JavaScript.

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