How to capture long screenshot of apps and website on Android?

TWRP stands for TeamWin Recovery Project. It is an open-source Custom Recovery image for Android devices. It provides touchscreen enabled interface that allows users to install third-party firmware, modded zips, custom ROMs and Backup & Restore the current system which are functions often unsupported by stock recovery images.
If you have recently flashed a Custom Recovery i.e. TWRP Recovery or if you are going to install new Custom ROM, flash any missing zip in your phone, it is recommended to take entire backup of your device with TWRP recovery.
After flashing TWRP Recovery, you can do a lots of things on your phone like rooting your phone, flashing modding zips, installing custom ROMs, etc. But while doing this, there might be problem with the files like incompatible, corrupted or wrong files. Flashing such files result to bootloop, firmware, software damage, etc. To be safe from such accidents, make sure to take a backup of your phone.





After the backup is complete, keep the backup safely. If any errors occur in your system while installing a new zip or a custom ROM or your device gets stuck in boot loop/ boot logo, you need to restore the backup in order to bring the phone to the previous condition. If you lost or delete your backup, you need to flash a new ROM losing all your data. So, to avoid this, keep it safely. Copy it to your PC or Pen Drive. In case if anything happens to your ROM, you can simply restore the backup and get everything including apps, data, etc. as like during the time of backup.
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