We've improved the accuracy of web page captures when creating feedback, one of MONJI+'s core features. Fixed headers and cookie banners no longer appear multiple times throughout the capture, so captures now look much closer to the actual page. This makes it easier to review text and layouts and show your team or developers exactly what needs to be fixed.
No more duplicated fixed headers obscuring content
Previously, headers and other elements that stay fixed on screen while scrolling could be repeated over and over within a capture, covering parts of the page. Now, fixed headers appear only once at the top, while fixed elements at the bottom of the screen, such as cookie banners, appear only once at the bottom. You can review the text and layout of the entire page without duplicated elements getting in the way, making it easier for your team or developers to see exactly where changes are needed and understand the surrounding context.
Capture pages with inner scrolling from top to bottom
Pages with scrollable areas inside them, such as public Notion pages, can now be captured in full. The entire content fits into a single image, making it easier to review the overall page flow and request changes to different parts of the page.
We'll continue improving MONJI+ based on your feedback to make reviewing websites and requesting changes even smoother.