When your screen resolution is 1920 pixels wide, but the Eagle extension captures a full-page screenshot in Microsoft Edge with a width of only 1912 pixels, this is not an error. Microsoft Edge adds a 4-pixel margin on both sides of webpage content to enhance the visual presentation of the page structure. As a result, the actual content width that Eagle captures is 8 pixels less than the full screen width.

Edge browser margins illustration

How to verify this behavior

You can confirm this by following these verification steps:

Click the ⋯ icon in the upper right corner of the browser to open the menu
Select Settings > Sidebar > Copilot
Close the Copilot sidebar
Use the shortcut key Ctrl + Shift + I to open "Developer Tools"
Move your mouse over the main banner element on the homepage
Check the width displayed in the Developer Tools - if it shows 1912 pixels, this confirms that Eagle is correctly capturing the maximum available width in Edge

Solutions

If you need to capture an image with the full 1920-pixel width using Microsoft Edge:

Take the screenshot in full screen mode to avoid the 8-pixel reduction

If you notice a larger discrepancy between the screenshot width and your expected dimensions, check your zoom level:

Make sure your webpage zoom level is set to 100% before taking the screenshot
Reset the zoom level if necessary, then capture the screenshot again

Browser zoom level setting

Why is my full-page screenshot width only 1912 pixels when my screen width is 1920 pixels?