I need to save some webpages to pdf. I tried a Firefox extension Save as PDF, but that adds the company name to every page (fair enough - it's freeware).
So I tried Microsoft Edge print to pdf function. Works OK, but for some reason, Edge adds a watermark of sorts 'Skip navigation' to every page. Any way to stop Edge adding this to my pdfs ?
Thanks but it strips out useful stuff like urls.
My problem - I've enrolled for a Python coding blog on Patreon. Some pages are public, others for paid-only members. I'd like to save the pages for offline reference (so I don't have to keep logging in).
The various pdf printers I've tried all work differently - some wont save protected content, others miss out some of the graphics or even whole pages.
Guess I'll keep trying different browser and extension combos.
Thanks but it strips out useful stuff like urls.
In Google Chrome (Ctrl + P) this is no longer a problem:
The various pdf printers I've tried all work differently - some wont save protected content, others miss out some of the graphics or even whole pages.
Though somewhat troublesome the easiest solution seems to take screenshots - this way you won't miss any contents be it texts, urls or graphics.
I meant embedded url links eg to download course files. Also I tried Google Chrome, but parts of the pages were missing. For long pages, screenshots would not work.
Maybe the Patreon html is a bit non-standard. IIRC some templates for blogs have a ton of scripting 'under the hood' for flexible layouts etc.
It's possible that the blog writer has somehow protected his content to prevent piracy - one of the browser/extension combos I tried would not save pages that were hidden to non-subscribers.
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