Web Snapper
Safari plugin captures web pages as image or pdf
Version: 2.3.8.2
$8 for a feature safari ships with?
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: jared9 Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 02:56 AM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
Recommend Product: NO
what am i missing here? can't we already "print to pdf"? what about right-clicking the page (ctrl-click) and choosing 'export to pdf'?
maybe one of my safari extensions enabled the second item (pith helmet and Stand are both installed), but the first is a system-wide feature.
not to knock the developer, but this looks like a redundant feature to me.
maybe one of my safari extensions enabled the second item (pith helmet and Stand are both installed), but the first is a system-wide feature.
not to knock the developer, but this looks like a redundant feature to me.
Comments
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - tasty_cust_service
When you "print to PDF", the browser will render the page differently. It removes the background, it will use any "print" CSS files in the page (to alter the layout and possibly remove navigation, etc.) The upshot is, you what you see is *not* what you get.Sometimes, and for a variety of reasons, you need exactly what you see on the screen.
Thanks for trying it out, though! :)
Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 06:50 AM PST
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - tasty_cust_service
When you "print to PDF", the browser will render the page differently. It removes the background, it will use any "print" CSS files in the page (to alter the layout and possibly remove navigation, etc.) The upshot is, you what you see is *not* what you get.Sometimes, and for a variety of reasons, you need exactly what you see on the screen.
Thanks for trying it out, though! :)
Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 06:54 AM PST
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - tasty_cust_service
When you "print to PDF", the browser will render the page differently. It removes the background, it will use any "print" CSS files in the page (to alter the layout and possibly remove navigation, etc.) The upshot is, you what you see is *not* what you get.Sometimes, and for a variety of reasons, you need exactly what you see on the screen.
Thanks for trying it out, though! :)
Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 06:57 AM PST
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - tasty_cust_service
When you "print to PDF", the browser will render the page differently. It removes the background, it will use any "print" CSS files in the page (to alter the layout and possibly remove navigation, etc.) The upshot is, you what you see is *not* what you get.Sometimes, and for a variety of reasons, you need exactly what you see on the screen.
Thanks for trying it out, though! :)
Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 07:01 AM PST
Re: Re: $8 for a feature safari ships with? - rdavid
[b]All right already! Sheesh, the same friggin' response posted five consequetive times! Argh.[/b]Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 04:53 PM PST
Re: Re: $8 for a feature safari ships with? - rdavid
All right already! Sheesh, the same friggin' response posted five consequetive times! Argh.Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 04:54 PM PST
Re: Re: $8 for a feature safari ships with? - tasty_cust_service
hey, i swear i only posted that once.Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 07:20 PM PST
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - peterqb
It must be one of your plug-ins adding this. Print as PDF prints all text, but some graphic features of the page don't get printed. Red Snapper cpatures all these. You can also save in most, if not all, the usual graphic formats.Definitely worth $8 if you need to print or include shots of entire web pages in docs.
Sunday, February 04 2007 @ 03:03 AM PST
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - peterqb
It must be one of your plug-ins adding this. Print as PDF prints all text, but some graphic features of the page don't get printed. Red Snapper cpatures all these. You can also save in most, if not all, the usual graphic formats.Definitely worth $8 if you need to print or include shots of entire web pages in docs.
Sunday, February 04 2007 @ 03:07 AM PST
$8 for a feature safari ships with? - Giraffe Man
Safari PDF export is lacking, in that basic box color fill formatting is lost on export to name the one that drives me nuts.Thursday, February 15 2007 @ 07:19 PM PST
RE: $8 for a feature safari ships with? - tasty_cust_service
When you "print to PDF", the browser will render the page differently. It removes the background, it will use any "print" CSS files in the page (to alter the layout and possibly remove navigation, etc.) The upshot is, you what you see is *not* what you get.Reply to This
Saturday, February 03 2007 @ 06:47 AM PST