If you run the flow locally, it'll save locally.

If you run the flow in the cloud, it'll need some place to persist it so I've chosen Google Drive to start. If there's enough demand, I'd be open to storing it on Browserflow's servers and providing an API to access the files but I'd want to make sure that's something enough customers want before sinking my time into it.

Something to consider is to support an s3 compatible target [1], so a user could target AWS, Backblaze, their own minio instance, etc.

Of course don’t spend the cycles building until demand presents itself.

[1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/logs/get-started/enable-de...

I'm not (yet) a Browserflow user, but it's something that I'm going to either pitch or just skunk into my workflow. But when that time comes, I will absolutely need a first-party way to download screenshots. I'd be open to pulling them from an S3 bucket, but absolutely not from Google Drive.

That time is at least a few weeks off, though, probably after the new year.

Such a thing already exists. The ui.vision extension is roughly the same, but it runs locally (no cloud):

https://ui.vision/rpa/docs/selenium-ide/capturescreenshot

How much are you offering for this feature?

Do you think you would buy this if it does? Seems pricing is high