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...It doesn't require rendering from the server, given that the image is created on the user's browser. However, as it is heavily dependent on the browser, the library is not to be used in nodejs. It can't circumvent any browser content policy restrictions and to render cross-origin content a proxy will be needed to get the content to the same origin.

qSnap is one of the products of QASymphony. It is very useful add-on for testers. qSnap is the free screen capture extension available for many popular browsers. Whether you prefer Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera or Internet Explorer, you can try using qSnap. You can capture either visible screen or full screen and automatically have multiple captures consolidated into a single, lightweight document. qSnap is available to you to easily capture one or multiple screen images and then add...

Easily capture your screen and instantly upload the image to your host via FTP. When uploaded, the link to the image will open in your default browser, and be copied to the clipboard.

SiteCapture is free and open source website screen capturing application. Anyone who needs to create a bitmap image of a website will find SiteCapture useful, however, I developed it with web developers, bloggers and online marketers in mind. Each URL captured is saved with the browser and image dimensions to easily recapture the image with a single click. Compared to web-based services offering the same thing you’ll find SiteCapture allows you to choose any image size you want. ...

NasuTek Grabbie is an application for Windows that let's you take an image of your desktop and upload it to your webserver or other upload services.

smartision ScreenCopy is a freeware and opensource Win32 Screenshot tool made in Borland Delphi 5 Pro. It is also a part of DemoStudio Features: BMP/JPG, Trayicon, Hotkeys, flexible screenshot file name generation, Screenshot Browser, HTML Gallery Genera