💙 SnapDOM v1.9.13 — The Last v1 Release

[tinchox5]

This update marks the final v1 release of SnapDOM — a project that, in just a few months, has reached remarkable maturity and stability.
From this point forward, all development will focus on SnapDOM v2, introducing a modular plugin system that allows developers to intervene at every stage of the capture pipeline.

✨ What’s new in v1.9.13

• Improved CSS variables detection — now more consistent across nested and shadow contexts. [#255](CSS variables in SVGs dont work, show up as black #255)
• Fixed toImg() dimensions when scale == 1, ensuring correct sizing for unscaled captures. [#254](Bug in option.scale when value is 1 and exporter is toImg() #254)
• Enhanced web fonts resolution with deeper relative-path detection. [#253](e2a8c45)
• Added two new options to control transforms and shadows on the root element.
• Introduced toSvg(), a clearer and more reliable replacement for toImg().
• Codebase fully linted and stabilized.

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Toward v2 — A More Open Architecture

SnapDOM v2 will introduce plugins and capture hooks, allowing full control and customization of the whole capture process.

This evolution is the natural next step for a library that has grown to cover an immense and constantly changing HTML ecosystem — one where edge cases never stop appearing.

Despite this complexity, our goal remains the same:
keep SnapDOM fast, accurate, and reliable, and to fix any regressions as quickly as possible.

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💙 Thank You

SnapDOM has become what it is thanks to an amazing and respectful community.
Thank you all for your patience, your feedback, and your support — both technical and moral.

Special thanks to
@azenkovets and @K1ender for their first contributions,
@gamma-app and @reynaldichernando for sponsoring,
and to @reynaldichernando, who generously donated the snapdom.dev domain.

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🚀 Next stop: SnapDOM v2

[azenkovets]

Amazing! Keep going! Looking forward to see v2

[kekkorider]

Keep up with the good work.
I think it's actually the best library for this purpose; in my most recent project I switched to snapdom from modern-screenshot because it performed 10 times better (literally).