Inkpage

Inkpage saves the web page you're looking at as a PDF in one click: the whole page, not just the part on screen. It uses Chrome's own PDF engine, so text stays selectable and searchable, and links stay clickable. Before printing, it scrolls through the page so images and sections that only load when you scroll are included. The page keeps the layout you see, shrunk to fit A4. Fixed headers, cookie bars and chat bubbles appear once instead of on every page. Everything happens on your computer. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. While it works, Chrome shows a bar saying "Inkpage started debugging this browser". That's how extensions reach Chrome's PDF engine; the bar goes away when the export finishes, and pressing Cancel on it stops the export. Learn more: https://extensions.kason.app/extensions/inkpage/ Features - The whole page, including content that loads as you scroll - Selectable text and clickable links - The layout you see on screen, fitted to A4 - Fixed headers and banners printed once, not on every page - Runs entirely on your computer Homepage: https://extensions.kason.app/extensions/inkpage/ Privacy policy: https://extensions.kason.app/privacy/inkpage/ Single purpose Saves the web page you are viewing as a PDF file. Permission justifications debugger: Used to print the current tab to PDF with Chrome's built-in PDF engine (the DevTools Protocol command Page.printToPDF), and to scroll the page first so content that loads on scroll is included. It attaches only to the tab you export, only while the export runs. downloads: Used to save the finished PDF to your downloads. activeTab: Used to read the current tab's address when you open the popup, so it can tell you straight away if Chrome doesn't allow exporting that page (for example chrome:// pages). Remote code No. All code is included in the extension package. Data use Website content The page you export is read on your computer to create the PDF. It is never sent anywhere, stored by the extension, or shared.