A few months ago Google introduced the screenshot scroll feature on Android 12.
This feature allows users to capture scrolled content screenshots.
With this feature, users don’t need to capture several long long content screenshots on their smartphones.
The company is reported to work on this feature since the preview of Android developers 11 years ago, but it did not make pieces for the release.
This feature is available for the latest Android OS users and can be accessed from the “Capture More” button in the lower left corner of the screenshot preview window.
Until now, the button is not available in the Google Chrome browser but the company has added support secretly to features with the latest updates.
How to take a screenshot screenshot of your smartphone Chrome browser with Android 12 OS, open the Chrome browser and open the web page you want to capture through the screenshot screenshot feature.
Capture the screenshot of the web page and in the screen preview window, you will be able to see the “Capture More” button next to share and edit options.
Tap on it.
Now you will be able to see a full screen viewer where you can choose the web page section you want to catch.
Tap Save.
Chrome 96 update was officially released for smartphones and PC last week but many launched this week.
This update carries a Windows 11 design element like a round angle on the menu items and other UI elements to the browser.
With updates, the company also stops the synchronization feature for Chrome users who still use the M48 browser version or before.
For those who do not know, Chrome synchronization features on the browser save passwords, bookmarks, search history, open tabs and preferred settings on the company’s server.
Google Chrome gets support for the screenshot scroll feature of Android 12, this is the way you can use it
