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Capture Salesforce screenshots,auto-extract the record ID and object type. Accurate for record sharing and documentation. Capture Salesforce records with confidence. A Chrome extension that helps developers, QA, and support teams share Salesforce record information without manual copying from URLs or page inspection. Automatically captures screenshots and extracts Record ID and Object Type. Key Features : 📋 Copy to Clipboard – Copy record details or all information with one click 📸 One-Click Screenshot Capture – Capture clean screenshots of Salesforce record pages 🔍 Automatic Record Detection – Instantly extracts Record ID and Object Type 💾 Smart File Saving – Save screenshots locally with descriptive filenames 🎨 Clean Salesforce-Themed UI – Simple, modern interface designed for daily use Who It’s For : Developers – Capture records quickly for debugging and development QA Teams – Attach accurate record details to test cases and bug reports Support Teams – Share precise Salesforce records with screenshots How It Works : -Open any Salesforce record page (Lightning or Classic) -Click the extension icon in the Chrome toolbar -Record ID and Object Type are automatically detected -Capture screenshots, copy details, or save images with one click Supported Salesforce Pages : Lightning Experience record pages Salesforce Classic record pages Most standard Salesforce record views Save time, reduce errors, and streamline Salesforce record sharing with one simple tool.
Jan 18, 2026
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