New Chrome feature makes it easier to grab full-resolution frames from videos. The new Copy Video Frame isn’t just in Google Chrome; you can do it in Edge, Arc, and other up-to-date Chromium ...

This new Chrome feature is very easy to use. You can pause a video playing in Google Chrome when the frame you need comes into view. Once that happens, you only need to right-click on the paused ...

Desktop Google Chrome has introduced a feature allowing users to save still frames from online videos without showing elements from the video player UI. This feature joins the existing "Copy video ...

When videos stop working, it can be frustrating. If your version of Chrome is not playing videos from sites like YouTube or Vimeo, here's how to troubleshoot it, starting with the simplest and ...

Google has introduced a new feature for the Chrome browser. The feature allows the user to copy the exact frame they want from a video. Unlike taking a screenshot, this feature will let you ...

The feature was first spotted on the Google subreddit, courtesy of Leopeva64-2 and, later, Android Authority. Accessed ...

Google is now using the MediaMetadata interface to bring the same feature to websites utilizing embedded videos. Google noted on the Chrome status page that this feature will be added to the blink ...

As outlined on the Google Keyword blog (via The Verge), the newly added feature means all you need to do is pause a video, right-click on it, and then choose Copy video frame from the menu that ...

Google is hoping to change that with an upcoming addition to the Chrome browser, which would make it possible to play videos in a small window while doing other things.