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In my previous post I expressed the intention to introduce a new and easy way how to get a print preview of a web page. And here it comes!Let me introduce you Greasemonkey Print Preview user script. The script scans a page and if the page contains a stylesheet for a printer (print media) the script displays (in the top-left corner) a semi-transparent bar with a link to the print preview of the

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Sitting at my computer I usually do not have time enough to read all of the vast amount of interesting web articles I stumble upon.So I often print the articles and read them while commuting to/from work. But I do not print each article one by one. I copy the articles to a document (a Google document opened in another Firefox tab in fact) and print all the document before I leave the office.I

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