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@davidgp said in Save as PDF creates pages that are too large:

I understand that Opera saves the entire web page on one long PDF page, and that's fine and what I want it to do.

Hello all,

I have saved a web page as PDF using Opera, and the page size of the PDF is 1306 x 16164mm.

I understand that Opera saves the entire web page on one long PDF page, and that's fine and what I want it to do.

However, a width of 1.3 m and a length of 16 m resulting from the scale that Opera seems to use is unnecessary big.

Can we set a scaling factor somewhere in Opera such that web pages are saved with the current monitor width, or with a realistic paper size as standard width, for example?

Doesn't work. Opera doesn't even reach and show the login screen where you can enter your credentials, or where you can choose your Google account you want to login with

Seriously, you can't login to ChatGPT with Opera Android. This is the most important website in the world. I can't believe it, what the ****?

@burnout426 thank you, I have tried that. Unfortunately, there is not a single URL in the entire source code section of the chat in question.

It would be great if Opera would add the ability to save such scrollable pages entirely to PDF.

Danke, passt!

Thank you. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work with the web page that I'm trying to save: Microsoft Teams.

Although, to my knowledge, Opera is still the only way to save a Teams chat "vectorially" at all, i.e. with images in original resolution and with real text.

However, for a longer Teams chat, Opera still only saves the part that is visible in the current viewport, see the screenshot below:

For chats that are not too long, it is possible to get around this by setting the zoom small enough to show the entire chat, and then saving this as a PDF from Opera:

However, a scrollshot of a longer chat still does not seem to be possible.

If someone has an idea how this could be done, I am of course grateful.

Hello Community,

is it possible to save a web page that is significantly longer than the browser's viewport as a PDF? (sometimes referred to as "scrollshot", however not as an image but with Opera's "real"-PDF feature).

This is especially about pages that are difficult or impossible to print, or pages with lazy loading of the images.

It seems that for such pages usually only the currently visible part is saved as PDF.

Ist es (zusätzlich zu dem modischen Quatsch, Icons schwarz-weiß und flach zu machen) wirklich nötig, das Opera User Interface so zu gestalten, dass ein Neuling garantiert nichts findet?

Nach längerer Suche gelingt es mir nicht, einen Ort zu finden, an dem einfache Befehle versammelt sind, früher als "Menü" bezeichnet.