Fixed banners and other issues for a few specific websites (#screenshotone).

Published a post about how Branding 5 uses #screenshotone 👉 screenshotone.com/blog/how-br…

Fixed an issue with Paddle Billing for #screenshotone. It turns out you can not use the Paddle Classic and Billing scripts on the same page since they reuse the same global variable and it cause unpredictable behavior.

Answered a customer email approving that #screenshotone can handle more than 50 requests per minute.

Updated the #screenshotone cookie banner blocking list—added one custom rule.

Add more PDF rendering options to #screenshotone.

Added the "wait_for_selector_algorithm" option for #screenshotone.

Improved the website URL validation for #screenshotone.

Rendering HTTP status code in the #screenshotone dashboard when the target website returns an error.

Completely rebuilt the #screenshotone "scroll into view" feature to make it more stable and smart.

Synchronized the #screenshotone API SDK with all the latest missing options from the documentation.

Updated the #screenshotone Node.js SDK to throw typed exceptions with additional meta information.

Requested more resources for the #screenshotone browser instances.

Fixed minor rendering issues (#screenshotone) caused by sites returning errors and closing pages prematurely.

In case if there is an issue or timeout to open a new page in the browser, I launch a new instance of the browser to guarantee reliable rendering by #screenshotone as much as possible.

Improved graceful shutdown for the #screenshotone Kubernetes rendering services.

Upgraded Puppeteer to version 23.1.0 for #screenshotone.

Made the #screenshotone Kubernetes cluster autoscaling more aggressive.

Updated cookie blocking banners list with one more website for #screenshotone.

Improved error handling for #screenshotone. Enabled timeouts for asynchronous requests and fixed a few small issues that periodically made API requests hang.