Feature Request: Hide scrollbar about full-page-screen-capture-chrome-extension

[d2s]

This might affect only sites that have manually added custom styles to scrollbars?
Or does the scrollbar mainly go visible in the sites with small iframes?

[dboune]

The rule I used above affects all scrollbars, but the concern is really just the pages primary (whole page) scrollbar which often shows up a few times in a capture, so adding 'html' and/or 'body' would be more appropriate I think, since the goal is still generally to capture the page contents as they display to a site visitor. Both specifiers seem to work to suit the purpose on pages I've tested.

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On Dec 31, 2016, at 04:07, Daniel Schildt ***@***.***> wrote: This might affect only sites that have manually added custom styles to scrollbars? Or does the scrollbar mainly go visible in the sites with small iframes? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[dboune]

One other detail I failed to mention, and I'll update later when I'm back at the computer... I've only tested on OS X. I'm not sure about the behavior on windows. Will check that too.

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On Dec 31, 2016, at 04:07, Daniel Schildt ***@***.***> wrote: This might affect only sites that have manually added custom styles to scrollbars? Or does the scrollbar mainly go visible in the sites with small iframes? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[mrcoles]

Hey @dboune I might be overlooking this, since I primarily work on a Mac laptop, which doesn’t render the scroll bars unless you’re actively scrolling. What configuration are you using and do you have an external keyboard plugged in?

[dboune]

Hi Peter, sorry I never got back to this. When the plugin scrolls the page the sidebars appear, just as they would when scrolling manually. At least, that was the case at the time I wrote this. I haven't tested this since, but I'm always running the latest Chrome, MacBook Pro, and I have no external keyboard.

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On May 7, 2017, at 13:20, Peter Coles ***@***.***> wrote: Hey @dboune I might be overlooking this, since I primarily work on a Mac laptop, which doesn’t render the scroll bars unless you’re actively scrolling. What configuration are you using and do you have an external keyboard plugged in? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[dboune]

Whatever happens here is not consistent. My test page is https://playoverwatch.com/en-us/. At least once the scrollbars did not appear during a capture.. Other times they have done so at different points during the screenshot capture.

[mrcoles]

@dboune I just ran a test on that page—using a macbook pro running OS 10.11.6 with Chrome 58.0. My first screencapture wasn’t great, because content was still loading on the page (it’s a pretty heavy page with images, so the actual height of the page changed as the extension was scrolling the page). I tried a second capture on the same page (without reloading) and it came out perfectly. Is that type of result what you’re referencing or actual scroll bars?

[mrcoles]

@dboune I take that back. Some of the Chrome mac scrollbar scrollbar did somehow sneak in. I don’t have time right now to look in more, but I’ll keep this open for further inspection.

[dboune]

@mrcoles Thanks! Yes, the scroll bar just sneaks in there. Seems to maybe be just more complex pages, or longer pages, or both.

For my own purposes, the workaround I gave above is sufficient, but may not be suitable for everyone.

[mrcoles]

This might be sorted out on the latest version that is running in the webstore. Feel free to take a look and LMK if you encounter more scrollbar issues. Cheers!