This PR/feature serves as a proof of concept that there are a plethora of features that the Browser API provides, one of which is the ability to capture the visible region of a tab. The image is saved in base64-encoded format, which means it can be stored in the extension's local storage and referenced in the popup. Here is how it looks:
This PR/feature serves as a proof of concept that there are a plethora of features that the Browser API provides, one of which is the ability to capture the visible region of a tab. The image is saved in base64-encoded format, which means it can be stored in the extension's local storage and referenced in the popup. Here is how it looks: