How do you print a page from a website when the site doesn't give you a print option?

[Baitball Blogger]

I know about snippet, but what I need is a snippet that goes beyond the screen view.

[Historic NY]

1. Print screen

[Baitball Blogger]

3. Is that shift plus print screen?

[KeepItReal]

2. Print from your browser itself or use a screen capture app with scrolling capture mode

Hope that helps.

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

4. I have printed from the browsers I use by pressing CRTL+P

I use firefox, IE and chrome.

Also, in the Start menu under Accessories, the Snipping Tool lets you capture a portion of your screen.
You can then paste the image into a picture in MS-Paint or into a document file and print the file.

[Festivito]

5. Your browser should allow you to print the screen.

Press the Alt key and see if a menu pops if the menu is not already visible. Printing is usually under File.

Ctrl-Prt Scrn will copy a picture of the screen. You then need to go to a program where you can paste it, like Word.

Note that on laptops the Prnt scrn button is only activated if you also hit an fn button in the same stroke.

[GeorgeGist]

6. Right-click [on Chrome] will give you a print option.

[BlueStateLib]

7. Keyboard "Print Screen" then open Paint and "Paste"

[Baitball Blogger]

8. Oddly, I dont have that.

I'm on a toshiba satellite. There is a key that looks like a document, but that's it.

[ChromeFoundry]

9. Firefox "Screenshooter" will allow you to save an entire page

to a PNG or JPG.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/screenshoter-fixed/?src=api

[Baitball Blogger]

10. Thank you!

[Egnever]

11. CTRL - P doesn't work?

[ManiacJoe]

12. Every browser has a print command.

That will do the whole webpage. You can set an option to pick which paper pages you want printed.

Included with that command for most (all?) browsers is an option for "only the selection".