Captora — Screen Recorder
makeanythingsimple.com · Workflow & Planning
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Description
Record a screen area, current tab, app window, or entire screen with optional audio. Keeps your latest 3 recordings locally. Captora is a lightweight screen recording extension built for quick, private, and simple recording directly from Google Chrome. Choose the recording mode that fits your task: • Screen Area — Select and record a fixed region from your screen. • Current Tab — Record the active Chrome tab. • Screen or Window — Record an application window or your entire display. KEY FEATURES • Record a selected screen area • Record the current Chrome tab • Record an application window or entire screen • Optional shared screen or tab audio • Optional microphone audio • Adjustable recording quality • Adjustable frame rate • Recording countdown • Pause and resume controls • Local recording preview • Download recordings as WebM files • Optional automatic download • Choose where downloaded files are saved • Local recording library • Keeps the latest three completed recordings • Automatically removes the oldest recording when a new one is saved PRIVATE BY DESIGN Captora processes recordings locally in your browser. • No account is required • No analytics or advertising trackers • No recording is uploaded to a remote server • No browsing history is collected • No website content is transmitted • No recording is shared with third parties Recordings remain on the user's device until downloaded, replaced by a newer recording, manually deleted, or removed with the extension. HOW TO USE 1. Open Captora from the Chrome toolbar. 2. Select Area, Tab, or Screen mode. 3. Configure audio, microphone, quality, frame rate, and delay. 4. Click Start recording. 5. Select the screen, window, tab, or area to capture. 6. Stop the recording when finished. 7. Preview or download the recording from the local library. For area recording, select an entire display through Chrome's secure sharing dialog, then choose the fixed area you want Captora to record. Captora uses Chrome's built-in screen-sharing and permission dialogs. Screen, window, tab, and microphone access only begins after the user explicitly starts a recording and approves the requested source. Captora is suitable for tutorials, demonstrations, presentations, bug reproduction, training, workflow documentation, and personal screen capture.