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The slightly longer answer is, you don't take full page screenshots with Chrome, and get used to it, because all drivers will work that way soon.
The fully detailed answer is what follows. The Chrome driver only takes screenshots of the currently visible view port. This is by design, as the driver is implemented by the developers of the Chromium project (the open-source project on which the Chrome browser is based), and a bug in Chrome prevented them from doing full page screenshots. Furthermore, all drivers will eventually *only* support creating screenshots of the current fire port, as that is the only type of screenshot supported by the W3C WebDriver specification. In other words, if a driver takes a "full page" screenshot, it is not compliant with the spec.
Understood. Thanks for your reply
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