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 ### Screenshots API
 
-Staring 0.1.9 the [Playwright](https://playwright.dev/) service is no longer on the server to generate website screenshots, instead the remote screenshots api is used and images are served from it. This will save up to 1GB of additional disk space that was required for the Playwright service on each server and also lower cpu consumptions because screenshots are no longer generated locally but just served from another server.
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-- For new installations: by default the `http://screenshots-api.openpanel.co/` api is used, but Administrators can set any other third party API on installation `--screenshots=LINK_HERE` or even keep using the local playwright service with: `--screenshots=local`.
-- For existing installations: on upgrade the default screenshots service will be changed from local to `http://screenshots-api.openpanel.co/`. You can change the api using terminal: `opencli config update screenshots NEW_LINK_HERE` or continue using the local service: `opencli config update screenshots local`.
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 Starting 0.1.9, the [Playwright](https://playwright.dev/) service is no longer installed on the server for generating website screenshots. Instead, the remote screenshots API is utilized, and images are served from it. This change will conserve up to 1GB of additional disk space previously required for the Playwright service on each server. Additionally, it will decrease CPU consumption since screenshots are no longer generated locally but served from another server.
 
 - For new installations: By default, the `http://screenshots-api.openpanel.co/` API is used. Administrators can specify any other third-party API during installation using `--screenshots=LINK_HERE`. Alternatively, they can install the local Playwright service with `--screenshots=local`.