Many Kasiriha

Amazing job, thanks a lot for your investigation. I'll check and implement your suggestion in the next days. And I guess it's also a good idea to add a unit...

Thank you for your feedback @surekhakv . That does not sound good. Unfortunately I did not mark this issue as closed, even though I'm sure I fixed something a while...

Let's discuss the expected behavior. My impression is - Comparison should fail due to the moved texts (which can be solver with `move_tolerance` option) - Comparison should also fail, as...

Something like that would be more accurate 

The reason why it is - at the moment - accepted as a difference is: There is a default tolerance defined, when searching for moved image parts. It is defined...

By the way: As your main use case seems to be visual test of web applications, maybe the following library is also interesting: https://tesena-smart-testing.github.io/WatchUI/ nixuewei ***@***.***> schrieb am Sa., 3....

I also found the root cause why the different screenshots are considered matching when using move tolerance. But fix will take a bit of time.. nixuewei ***@***.***> schrieb am So.,...

Yes, this should be possible. But as the library is focused on .PDF or Image comparisons, it would mean we need to convert those .pptx or .docx files to PDF...

I could think about it. However there are already libraries o there to do the conversion from e.g. word to PDF. E.g. https://rpaframework.org/libraries/word_application/ Maybe it's worth checking those out first....

Also this approach using pure python looks simple.. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6011115/doc-to-pdf-using-python