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Microsoft Edge, the new default browser on Windows 10, is now available at Browshot. There are few limitation, these features are not available with the new browser:

• size: page only, not full screen
• POST data, cookie and Referrer cannot be set
• No script can be injected before taking a screenshot

Taken with Browshot - https://browshot.com/share/XHoRgJa8k66gX0EYCS

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We will be upgrading Firefox to version 40.0.2 on Friday night, September 4th. This will be a rolling upgrade, browsers will be upgraded as they restart over the next 3 days.

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We have updated all our servers with new SSL certificates. There was no downtime. The new certificate is valid for 2 years.

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We will upgrade the Browshot website to the new version on Friday, August 14th 2015 at 8:30pm PST. We don't expect any outage. You may be switching from the old version to the new ones "randomly" for a few minutes during the upgrade.

>You can try the new Browshot at https://beta.browshot.com/. It is much easier to use and works fine on small screens (tablets, smart phones). We've made the dashboard more modular.

We will post updates on this post during the maintenance window.

Updates

• 8/14 8:31pm: upgrade stated
• 8/14 8:45pm: server 1/3 upgraded and tested
• 8/14 8:58pm:  server 2/3 upgraded and tested
• 8/14 9:18pm:  server 3/3 upgraded and tested
• 8/14 9:33pm: all secondary servers upgraded
• 8/14 10:44pm: upgrade is complete

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Windows 10 ships with a new web browser: Microsoft Edge (previously called Project Spartan). It is the default navigator in Windows 10.

We've made the new browser available at https://edge.browshot.com/. We will add Microsoft Edge as a free instance in the coming weeks. It will not support all features offered by Browshot as the new browser does not support extensions or any other type of automation.

Try Microsoft Edge at https://browshot.com/.

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