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Paul Irish has released chrome-capture, an open-source tool that records Chrome tabs with audio at up to 2160p and 60 to 120 frames per second.
Why it mattersIt uses Chrome 153’s native recording API, avoiding the older route of sending frames over the debugging protocol and processing them with FFmpeg. The project says this cuts recording finalisation to milliseconds and reduces WebSocket traffic; Puppeteer 25.10 and later also offers an experimental wrapper.
Discuss: For browser recording, would you prioritise higher frame rates, easier integration through Puppeteer, or a simpler capture pipeline?
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