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# Send captures to aqua test runs
With Capture you don't necessarilly need to start video recording or screenshot capturing from aqua test run page.
You can do it from any web page.
Capture will know if there are any test executions are open on the background and will show you the button 'Send to aqua' on the capture preview page.
If there are multiple test executions open on the background, then it will show you the list of all test runts. You can select to which test execution you want to file a video or screenshot and technical details.
Send captures to aqua test runs
To ensure that all information stored and you have smooth integration and backups, Capture automatically saves the link to the test execution once you save it, so that you can review later to what test executions you have linked captures and quickly them whenever you need.
If you don't need a link to a test run, you can always unlink it.
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