We have been using Acrobat 11 for several years, and it is normally possible to get a decent PDF from most sites with either printing to pdf or capturing from one of the browsers but Acrobat DC seems to have lost this functionality. This is all on windows 10 with acrobat DC. Printing to the MS pdf printer results in a file that will not open in acrobat, says there is a error. Print to PDF also fails to capture correctlyĮntering a url for a site that you need to login to is not useful. There is no plugin for firefox that I can spite it clearly being advertised on your website. The resulting PDF is never the same as the source webpage formatting and image issues.Ĭhrome mostly does nothing once in awhile it saves a white page with facebook in the top left corner. IE works best but fails to capture images and even entire columns. To make the sidebar appear, click on the Sidebar option in the addon’s submenu.I find it impossible to convert a webpage to PDF document correctly. The pages that get processed by the application can be accessed through the addon’s sidebar. The percentage progress is indicating is indicated within this window. Whichever option you select, the webpage to PDF conversion process is displayed in a mini window that pops up. There are similar options available for all tabs currently open within Firefox. In the resulting context menu, you will find a newly placed submenu that will have the addon’s features.įor the currently open tab, the available options will include sending the page to PDF as it is or exporting just its text. Next, right click within an open webpage.
To get started, head on over to the addon’s webpage and install is onto your Firefox web browser. The app offers you the ability to specify colors, export only text, and export all browser tabs all in one go. The function of this addon is to let users quickly save the webpages they are viewing in the PDF file format. Print pages to PDF is a free to use browser tool that comes as an addon for Mozilla Firefox. One way to save the page would be to use the browser’s built in webpage saving mechanism but Firefox users now have an excellent page saving options available in the form of a tool called ‘Print pages to PDF’. In these times, you cannot simply bookmark a webpage because the content you want might not be there the next time you visit the site. There are times when you might want to save a webpage offline for later reading.
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