"Chrome's Copy Video Frame feature simplifies sharing by allowing easy frame copying"
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Google has introduced a new feature in its Chrome web browser that allows users to easily capture video stills by right-clicking and selecting the "Copy Video Frame" option. However, the feature may require two right-clicks on YouTube and is limited to supported text fields within the browser. It is currently not possible to save the copied video image directly to the desktop, and the feature may not work on all streaming services. The "Copy Video Frame" feature is available on Windows, Mac, Linux, and ChromeOS.
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