How to adjust printing settings in Brave.

Overview of Printing in Brave

Printing web pages directly from the Brave browser involves a combination of native print dialog options and Brave-specific settings. This article will guide you through every step— from invoking the print dialog to fine-tuning margins, layout, headers/footers, background graphics and more. Whether you’re printing an article, a report, or saving content as a PDF, these instructions will help you achieve professional results.

1. Accessing the Print Dialog

To begin adjusting print settings, you first need to open Brave’s print interface:

• Keyboard Shortcut: Press Ctrl P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd P (macOS).
• Menu Navigation: Click on the Brave menu icon (three horizontal lines or dots in the top-right), then select Print….

Once the print dialog appears, you’ll see a preview of the page along with various settings panels.

2. Selecting a Printer or Destination

At the top of the print dialog, choose your Destination:

• Physical Printer: Select a connected printer or network printer.
• Save as PDF: For digital archiving or sharing, choose “Save as PDF.”
• Other Destinations: If you’ve installed virtual printers (e.g., Microsoft Print to PDF), they appear here.

3. Adjusting Layout Options

Layout controls determine page orientation and color mode:

• Orientation: Switch between Portrait and Landscape.
• Pages per sheet: Print multiple pages on a single sheet (e.g., 2, 4).
• Color: Choose between Color or Black amp White to conserve ink.

4. Managing Margins and Scaling

Proper margins and scaling ensure content fits neatly on the page:

• Margins: Options include Default, None, Minimum, and Custom. Use Custom to set specific inch or centimeter values.
• Scale: Adjust the page scale manually (e.g., 80%–120%) to shrink or enlarge content. Alternatively, select Fit to page for automatic sizing.

5. Enabling or Disabling Headers and Footers

Headers and footers typically include the page title, URL, date, and page number:

• Uncheck Headers and footers to remove all extra data for a clean printout.
• Keep it enabled if you need reference details on each page.

6. Printing Background Graphics

By default, browsers often omit background colors and images to save ink. In Brave:

• Click on More settings to expand advanced options.
• Check Background graphics to include CSS background colors and images in the printout.

7. Saving as a PDF and Advanced Options

When you choose “Save as PDF,” you’ll see additional options:

• Paper size: Standard choices like A4, Letter, Legal, or custom dimensions.
• Two-sided printing: If your virtual PDF printer supports it, select Duplex.
• PDF details: Add a password or restrict printing/editing (if your PDF driver offers security settings).

8. Recommended Print Settings

9. Troubleshooting Common Issues

• Missing Elements: If part of the web page is cut off, check margins and scaling. Enable Shrink to fit if available.
• Blank Pages: Ensure you haven’t accidentally selected an incorrect page range. Verify in Pages section of the dialog.
• Slow Rendering: Printing pages with heavy graphics can be slow. Disable Background graphics or try saving as PDF first.
• Outdated Drivers: If your physical printer misbehaves, update its driver or reinstall via your operating system’s printer settings.

Further Resources

For more details, visit the official Brave documentation: Brave Support.

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