Version 0.1.0
The first public version: capture evidence from any page, collect it in a report and export it to PDF, Word, HTML or Markdown.
New
- Capture an area, the whole page, one element, selected text or page metadata from the side panel, the page context menu or keyboard shortcuts.
- Element capture saves a screenshot, the HTML, a selector, XPath and the CSS rules that apply, in cascade order, with where each rule comes from, its @media conditions and :hover-style states. Untick the rules that do not matter.
- The whole page is stitched from scrolled parts; fixed headers are not repeated.
- Selected text keeps its shape: code stays a code block, a table stays a table.
- An image editor with arrows, rectangles, text, numbered badges, blur and crop. Every mark is a separate layer, and the original screenshot is kept.
- Reports with an introduction, sections and a conclusion. Evidence is numbered across the report and can be reordered by drag or from the keyboard.
- Up to 3 reports, switched from the Reports screen of the side panel. A report can be backed up to a .zip file and restored in any Chrome.
- Export to PDF through the print dialog, Word (DOCX) with Word styles and a table of contents, a single HTML file and Markdown with images in a .zip.
- Form values, tokens, keys, session ids and secret URL parameters are masked in captured HTML and addresses before saving. On by default.
- Access to a tab only after your click, with an optional Always allow for the sites you work on every day.
- Interface in English and Russian.
- After installation the extension opens a short page on how to pin its icon; after removal, an optional one-question survey.