ThreadIT: Reddit to PDF Exporter

Thanks to everyone using ThreadIT, and especially to those who left feedback and reviews (including Amine and Tài). This update includes major improvements based directly on your input: • Better Markdown and HTML rendering for cleaner post/comment formatting • Improved media support (images, galleries, and media links) in exports • Inline media placement so content appears closer to where it’s discussed • Smarter fallback behavior for tricky Reddit pages to improve export reliability • Better typography and print layout with reduced spacing/pagination issues • General quality fixes for Unicode/emoji handling and duplicate media cleanup If there’s a feature you’d like added, please feel free to reach out. If it's also buggy, I'd be available to fix. Your suggestions are shaping what ThreadIT becomes. Enjoy! _________ ThreadIT: Reddit to PDF, lets you save Reddit discussion threads as clean, readable PDFs with a single click. If you’ve ever tried printing a Reddit page and ended up with cluttered navigation, ads, or broken layouts, ThreadIT solves that. It extracts the post and comments you’re viewing and generates a properly formatted PDF that’s easy to read, share, or archive. How it works: • Open a Reddit post • Click the ThreadIT extension icon • A clean PDF is generated and downloaded automatically Why install ThreadIT: • One-click export — no popups, no configuration • Clean formatting focused on content, not page chrome • Includes post title, author, votes, and comments • Works on both modern Reddit and old.reddit.com • No accounts, tracking, or sign-ups required Permissions transparency: ThreadIT uses Chrome’s built-in printing engine to generate PDFs without showing the print dialog. This happens only after you click the extension and only on the export page created by the extension. Privacy: ThreadIT processes content locally in your browser. Export data is stored temporarily during PDF generation and cleared immediately after download. No data is sent to external servers. Disclaimer: Reddit is a trademark of Reddit, Inc. ThreadIT is not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit.