zshot/cliDownload

Changelog

ZShot 0.57.1 2026-10-30

Changed

  • Raised the maximum response length for Anthropic-backed LLM output to 16k tokens, so longer pages are less likely to come back truncated.
  • Updated the bundled agent skill to steer AI agents toward using the navigator more often.

ZShot 0.57.0 2026-10-29

Added

  • New option to deny specific URLs, preventing them from being visited during a capture.

Changed

  • Default URL scoping now allows navigation between a bare domain and its www subdomain (e.g. example.com ↔ www.example.com).
  • Improved Android device emulation.
  • Clearer, more concise CLI help text.

Fixed

  • Help output now points to the correct location for license information.

ZShot 0.56.0 2026-10-29

Added

  • Render captures directly in the terminal on terminals that support inline graphics. This covers images, animated images, videos, navigator previews and crawl previews.
  • Better browser emulation.

Changed

  • Smarter defaults for crawl output types and the emulated device type, based on what you’re capturing.
  • Update CEF to 156.0.24.

Fixed

  • Android device viewports now account for browser UI around the screen, giving more accurate page dimensions.
  • More reliable output when copying captures, which now waits longer for frames to be ready.
  • More reliable detection of file downloads during capture.

ZShot 0.55.0 2026-10-27

Added

  • Refreshed and expanded the built-in device presets.

Changed

  • On Linux, zshot now uses native headless rendering and no longer needs a virtual X display (Xvfb).
  • Linux packages and Docker images have fewer system dependencies. Unneeded X11 and Mesa libraries are no longer pulled in.
  • The Docker runtime image now explicitly includes fontconfig for more reliable font handling.
  • Updated CEF.
  • Bundled license files now include the Blink license, and the EULA text has been updated.

Fixed

  • Fixed concurrent CDP clients, such as parallel chromedriver sessions, sharing page state with each other.

Removed

  • Removed the Xvfb-based virtual display support on Linux. It is superseded by native headless mode.