2) Instead of using a full page screenshot, I grabbed the image element from the DOM. Info on how to do that here: intoli.com/blog/saving-images/
EDIT: Actually, only the Chrome headless ended up eliminating the number of incorrect image renderings to only one or two a day (my program runs once every minute).
frases
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As a follow-up to my post, I did two things which ended up improving my situation and giving me more consistent results:
1) I also tried using an older technology, the Chrome headless browser. Info on that here:
blog.frankmtaylor.com/2017/06/16/s...
developers.google.com/web/updates/...
gist.github.com/paceaux/353fc20eb6...
2) Instead of using a full page screenshot, I grabbed the image element from the DOM. Info on how to do that here:
intoli.com/blog/saving-images/
EDIT: Actually, only the Chrome headless ended up eliminating the number of incorrect image renderings to only one or two a day (my program runs once every minute).
frases