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I suggest it is a rendering issue combined with the very differences mentioned. S&S is, to put it in my own words, taking a picture like a camera, a still photo.  Thus, it sees what it sees.

Plus, let's remember, the Dark web pages exists with a flag Enabled, not by default. So, I suggest when WC renders the page into its utility that process, currently, doesn't 'see' the flag.

There's a 'conversion' process with Full Page Web Capture that doesn't exist with S&S.

I'm sure there is a better explain or more correct explanation somewhere.

Based on my 'guess', if it's correct, maybe this will change after Dark pages no longer needs a flag & IS the default.

(And, just to be fair 😉) Here's one YOU can try to explain 🤣  

Interesting (curious) Different Results - Microsoft Community

Cheers,
Drew

Hi Drew,

         Thank-You so much for the detailed information on the "Web Capture Feature" it truly is a Very nice and much needed feature. The more I use it, the more I truly enjoy it. I Made this Post just by using the scroll hole page @ https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/preview-kb4598291-os-builds-19041789-and-19042789/ac5dc1fe-f729-4e0a-8dca-0fbf4714eeb2  I use to have to copy what was on my screen and save it to a file, and then scroll down and do it again, and then past each photo together as I was assembling the page to post. But this new feature eliminates all those extra steps 👏👏👏. The only thing I find is I took those clips with the all black background but when you save the pic it is in the White background. No Biggy... but just wondering why 🤔

Cheers

Thank-You Drew for the information and Images. I had a chance to play with it a little bit, and I also feel this is a Very Cool feature. So basically it works much similar to "Snip & Sketch"

Cheers!

I do wish I would see a response to pointing out (to them) that Ctrl+Shift+x is wrong, does nothing and it is, correctly, actually, Ctrl+Shift+S

These are two different functions, but you'll have to do a bit of experimentation to spot the differences. 

Ctrl-Shift-S takes a snapshot of the (part of the) viewport that you select. It won't extend into the page chrome, like Winkey-Shift-S will.

Ctrl-Shift-X invokes *Smart copy,*which does more or less the same, but with the intention of capturing essential formatting and transferring it to the target. You may find that the results vary with both the page you're copying from and what you're copying to.

Trying out Smart copy in Canary, I'm so far underwhelmed, but I expect it to improve with age. Not everyone has the function yet, it seems.

Version 88.0.705.56: January 28 Fixed various bugs and performance issues.

Cheers,
Drew