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Or for touch up before printing
I actually often use the web inspector to make some visual touch ups to pages before I print them. Usually just removing ads and such (like the previous poster), but one could potentially do almost anything, since many websites don't have good print stylesheets.
Or for touch up before printing
If you print a lot, check out my QuickNuke extension for Safari. You can hide elements with a click and a keystroke. Even better, you can "isolate" one element, which hides everything except that element—perfect for printing.
Or for touch up before printing
there's also a cross-browser bookmarklet called Printliminator
Or for touch up before printing
There is a simple javascript tool available online, Printliminator, that lets you hide the parts of a web page you don't want to print (or save) with a simple click.
It's really handy and I use it a lot.
Or for touch up before printing
Why not just use Reader? Or some other service? Most of those things work automatically and without having to go through manually for each element. |
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