Now, you can get the screenshot URL in the webhook response.
Due to historical reasons, the screenshot URL was not returned in the webhook response with JSON format. Since today, you can get it.
The URL is available if you don’t store the screenshot in any S3 storage. And the URL is temporary, do not rely on it. Read more in our documentation on how it works.
Any more ideas and what we should build and improve? Feel free to reach out and share at hey@screenshotone.com.
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