SnapDOM: A Speedy Alternative to html2canvas for Capturing HTML Elements
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jmm77
All dough, no crust. Filling but forgettable.
Summary
SnapDOM is presented as a serious alternative to html2canvas, offering exceptional speed and accuracy in capturing HTML elements to images. A benchmark test is conducted to compare the performance of snapDOM and html2canvas in capturing the same DOM element to canvas.
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Each library will capture the same DOM element to canvas 5 times. We'll calculate average speed and show the winner.
Capture any web UI with high accuracy and speed, including details that html2canvas misses.
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