Page margin adjustment when printing with Safari/Sonoma?
Is the only option for removing margins when printing in Safari to set up a custom page?
MacBook Air 13″
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You are correct; Safari itself doesn't offer direct margin adjustments within the print settings. However, you have two options to achieve some control over margins when printing with Safari:
- Create a Custom Paper Size:
This is the most effective method. Here's how:
- In Safari, go to "File" > "Print."
- Click the dropdown menu for "Paper Size."
- Choose "Manage Custom Sizes..." at the bottom.
- Click the "+" sign to create a new size.
- Set the "Name" for your custom size (e.g., "Borderless Print").
- Under "Non-Printable Area," select "User Defined."
- Here, you can set the desired margin sizes (Top, Bottom, Left, Right) in millimeters or inches.
- Click "OK" to save your custom size.
- Now, back in the print settings, choose your newly created custom size under "Paper Size."
- Scale the Print:
This offers less precise control but might be helpful in some situations.
- In the Safari print settings, under "Layout," choose "Scale to fit paper size" or a specific percentage (e.g., 90%) to potentially create some margin space around the content.
While Safari doesn't offer direct margin editing like some other browsers, creating a custom paper size allows for precise margin control when printing from Safari.