Scroll capture works by scrolling the target and stitching frames. Pages that move on their own, or that load content as you scroll, need a slower pace.
Some browsers need the page to receive focus first. Click inside the page once, then scroll or start Auto scroll.
The page loads more content on demand. Switch to manual scrolling, pause when a loading spinner appears, then continue. Click Done when the end is visible.
Something on the page moved between frames, such as an animation or a carousel. Scroll more slowly, or pause the animation. Sticky headers and floating buttons are detected and removed automatically.
Use Reselect area and click inside the element that actually scrolls. Nested scroll areas, such as a chat list inside a page, must be selected directly.
For a web page, Web Page Capture renders the full document in the built-in browser and avoids stitching.