URL2PDF is a commandline utility that downloads URLs as PDFs. Included is an action for Apple's Automator called Download URLS as PDFs, which allows the user to archive a web page as a PDF document in a given workflow.
Scott Garner scott@j38.net http://scott.j38.net/
#Release Notes
I finally gave up on trying to update the original action to work in Lion and decided to take a completely different approach. All of the heavy lifting is now handled by a commandline utility called URL2PDF, which is wrapped by an AppleScript-based Automator Action.
#Change Log
2018-10-01 Version 6.3
- Add
--delayargument for capturing web page that loads contents via JavaScript.
2013-06-12 Version 6.2
- Fix for paths with spaces
- Page size fixes
2012-05-30 Version 6.0
- Changed: The action is now a wrapper for a commandline utility.
- Changed: Lion compatibility.
- Chagned: Source now available on Github.
- Changed: Versioning system.
2011-02-22 Version 0.5.0
- Changed: Snow Leopard compatibility.
2007-11-04 Version 0.4.2
- Fixed: Paginated export works with stand-alone app again.
2007-11-04 Version 0.4.1
- Fixed: Version number issues.
- Fixed: Filename from page title works again.
2007-11-03 Version 0.4.0
- Changed: Leopard compatibility.
2006-04-19 Version 0.3.1
- Changed: Universal Binary (Maybe...if I did it right.)
2005-07-28 Version 0.3
- New: Donation button (because you know you want to).
- New: Advanced option to enable/disable image loading.
- New: Advanced option to enable/disable JavaScript.
- Fixed: Pages with forward slashes in their title no longer cause an error when title-based printing is enabled.
- Fixed: Better handling of pages with child frames (; frames--not necessarily just HTML frames).
- Changed: Workaround for WebKit animated GIF bug.
- Changed: Now released under the New BSD License.
2005-07-11 Version 0.2
- Initial "final" release. Some bugs fixed and probably some new ones introduced. Either way, the "BETA MODE" watermark is now history.
2005-06-30 Version 0.1 beta
- Initial beta release.