Capturing Web Pages¶

Visible-window capture remains the default. Use Capture Full Web Page only when the command is available for a supported Safari page with website access granted.

Full-page capture is separate from general manual Safari screenshots. Version 1 workflow observation is also a separate, optional feature limited to supported, user-approved local pages; it is not automatic observation of arbitrary sites.

What Lyreline does¶

Lyreline measures the document, plans bounded viewport segments, scrolls in controlled increments, waits for layout stabilization, captures each segment, and stitches one continuous upright image. It then restores the original page position. Exceptionally tall pages that exceed safe image limits may be stored as ordered linked tiles to keep text readable.

Document-level scrollbars are hidden while the page is prepared without disabling scripted scrolling. Lyreline removes its temporary capture styling and restores the page's normal scrollbar behavior after success, failure, or cancellation.

While capture is running¶

Do not click, type, scroll, resize the Safari window, change tabs, or otherwise interact with the selected page. Lyreline displays the current stage, segment progress, and a Cancel command.

Cancellation stops further work, discards incomplete output, and attempts to restore the original scroll position. A failed full-page request creates no fallback moment and leaves existing moments unchanged.

See Troubleshooting for timeouts, repeated sticky content, missing regions, or restoration problems. See Safari Extension for precise Version 1 workflow-observation limits.