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Originally Posted by avid01
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@GtrsRGr8
The Chrome browser can actually print any web page to a PDF, without any add on. And most e-readers are notorious of not being the ideal devices for reading PDFs.
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Yeah, print-to-PDF apps proliferate. I have at least three listed as devices on my print device menu. The page basically ends up looking like you had scanned it in--it is identical, or nearly so, to the image on the screen.
PrintWhatYouLike, PrintFriendly and others do that, but go an extra step. They make it quick and easy to delete anything superfluous or that you otherwise don't want. That is where they "shine." Then, you can save that cleaned-up image.
I remember now (I don't own an ereader, per se) that PDF's don't render well on ereaders, at least generally speaking. Sorry for forgetting that and giving you a lot of unhelpful information.
Seems like I remember an application that will do what you want to do, but again, I don't own an ereader, so I don't have any real reason to keep up with things like that. But, I can guarantee you that there is an application somewhere, in English, that will do exactly what you want to do. Maybe not a commercial application, but a shareware or freeware app. There are just too many people out there who love to code (Ack!) and are writing shareware or freeware just for the fun of it (Ack! Ack!) Hope you can find it soon.