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Getting a page out of the app and into something you can send.
Both live under the share button in the top bar, to the right of the sun and moon.
Takes a picture of the window as it looks right now and saves it to your Desktop, named lite-screenshot- and the time. A message confirms the filename.
It captures the window, chrome and all. For the page on its own, enter Presentation Mode or the Presenter Frame first, then take the shot.
Two menus sit beside it. Paper is Letter or A4. Margin is 0.5in, 0.25in or None — choose None for a page designed to run edge to edge, such as a dashboard with a colored background.
Set both, then choose Export PDF. Your Mac's print panel opens with the page laid out. Use PDF › Save as PDF at the bottom left of that panel to write the file, or send it to a printer.
It exports the page you are reading, not the gallery and not every tab. Colors and backgrounds are kept rather than dropped, which is not what a browser does by default.
A page built for a screen is not automatically built for a sheet of paper. If a chart is cut in half or a table runs off the edge, that is the page, not the export. Ask the agent that wrote it for a print-friendly version — it is a normal HTML page, and print rules are ordinary CSS.
Still stuck? Write to support@lite.computer. A person reads it.