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#screenshotone

Render screenshots in one simple API call, instead of managing browser clusters, and handling all the corner cases.
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Added an additional document about the quota-related errors and linked to it in the #screenshotone API quota-related errors.
When there are no more credits (#screenshotone), I decided to make it obvious and render the quota in the red color.
Changed the color theme of the code examples for #screenshotone to a darker one.
Fix the #screenshotone API validation to catch a case like:
Catch networking errors and DNS issues when rendering websites for #screenshotone.
Refilled proxies balance for #screenshotone (it allows customers rendering screenshots from different locations).
Helped a #screenshotone customer to write a selector to screenshot a specific part of a website.
Checked website rendering for a few customers and closed the first support tickets of the day for #screenshotone.
Just sent the first email to dive deeper into the customer churn reasons for #screenshotone.
Shared my build in public report for #screenshotone on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Improved utilization of the #screenshotone GPU server by using Vulkan API with NVIDIA GPUs. It has improved rendering performance by 1000% in some cases.
Back from my vacation! And immediately fixed a website rendering issue for #screenshotone 💪
Fixed quota notifications for #screenshotone users. It might help to convert more users once they get the notification.
Closed a few more support tickets for #screenshotone. Fixed rendering issues for a few websites.
Closed the first support issue of the day for the #screenshotone customers.
Improve error handling for the #screenshotone TypeScript SDK.
Canceled subscription for and refunded a customer because #screenshotone didn't fit them well 🤷🏻‍♂️
Added an ability to use proxies with the #screenshotone Zapier integration.
Added custom error properties to the #screenshotone Python SDK for better error handling.
Improved a few heuristics for the full-page screenshot rendering (#screenshotone) for websites which use viewport units and have glitches.
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