browse screenshot saves a file by default
Introduced 2026-06-25 · score 0.97
HOW TO USE IT
When capturing a page screenshot with the v0.9.0 `browse` CLI, run `browse screenshot` to save it in the current directory; pass `--base64` to retain the legacy base64 JSON stdout output. The official docs found do not document this changed CLI behavior, so usage and flag details are not_found.
WHY THIS HELPS
Capture a screenshot while debugging or reviewing a page with the browse CLI.
BEFORE THIS CHANGE
Bare `browse screenshot` invocations printed `{ "base64": "..." }` to stdout. Scripts that parsed that output can pass `--base64` to retain the contract.
REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS
- Version: 0.9.0
- `--base64` is mutually exclusive with `--path`.
- Bare invocations save in the current directory, using a collision counter instead of overwriting.
FIRST-PARTY EVIDENCE
Check the installed version and the source before using it. Entry JSON