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## Why Navbar Masking?
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Mobile navbars, displaying ever-changing elements like time and notifications, are notorious for causing visual inconsistencies. Leveraging Sharp's image processing capabilities, Argos's Navbar Masking lets you specify areas in your screenshots to be masked. This ensures dynamic elements in the navbar don't skew your visual regression results.
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## Usage example
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Integrating this feature into your existing WebDriverIO setup is simple. A few lines of code enable this powerful tool, greatly enhancing your mobile visual testing process.
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Integrating this feature into your existing [WebDriverIO setup](https://argos-ci.com/docs/quickstart/webdriverio) is simple. A few lines of code enable this powerful tool, greatly enhancing your mobile visual testing process.
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import { argosScreenshot } from "@argos-ci/webdriverio";
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To know more, you can read the [Argos WebdriverIO SDK doc](https://argos-ci.com/docs/webdriverio).
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## Conclusion
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As we roll out Navbar Masking in Argos's WebDriverIO, we're reinforcing our commitment to refined mobile app testing. This feature is a step forward in our journey to empower developers with tools that truly matter. For more mobile testing features or to join the conversation on future updates, [visit us on Argos Discord](https://argos-ci.com/discord). Your insights are invaluable in shaping the tools that drive software excellence.
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As we roll out Navbar Masking in Argos's WebDriverIO, we're reinforcing our commitment to refined mobile app testing. This feature is a step forward in our journey to empower developers with tools that truly matter. For more mobile testing features or to join the conversation on future updates, [visit us on Argos Discord](https://argos-ci.com/discord). Your insights are invaluable in shaping the tools that drive software excellence.

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