Hello, I've seen a bunch of threads and have done a lot of googling on this subject, but none quite do what I want. The basic idea is that I would like a command-line executable version of Mozilla which can be passed a URL, screen dimensions, and thumbnail dimensions and will generate a thumbnail rendering of what the web page would look like once fully loaded. For example:
moz http://www.amazon.com 800 600 100 75 amazon.png This would take the Amazon web page, render it to a virtual display area of 800x600, then scale that down to a 100x75 PNG file and output it to amazon.png. I want to be able to do this preferably on Windows as a single stand- alone executable (and any linked dlls). I have seen a number of projects which are *almost* there... khtml2png is pretty close, as are a number of hacks which use X window system to capture the image. However, they're not guaranteed to work. What I'd like this for is to have a website where people can go and submit their URL, site name, and a description of their website. The web server adds that info to a database, then calls the Mozilla program to go and grab a thumbnail screenshot of the site automatically. Plugin support isn't necessary, so any Flash etc. can be rendered as an empty square on the page. Javascript support would be nice. I'm sure this can be of benefit to a lot of people as I've seen quite a few requests for this functionality and I can imagine a lot of other websites which would love to be able to do similar things. I'm willing to get into a bit of coding if that's what's necessary... though my C++ skills are quite rusty now. Thanks! _______________________________________________ mozilla-embedding mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
