How to print a web page in Microsoft Edge

Possibly, one of the dialogs or actions that is most common within Windows and other operating systems is the issue of document printing.

Even though every time fewer users use paper to have their documents, there are still users who need to print their documents or web pages on paper. In the latter case we can use Microsoft Edge without any problem.

Microsoft Edge has adapted to new formats and new user habits. Thus, Microsoft's new browser allows iprint a web page on paper, in pdf format, in XPS format or send it to OneNote.

In order to do this, once we are on the selected web page, press the Control + P buttons and the print dialog will appear. This menu can be accessed from the icon of the three Microsoft Edge menu items.

Returning to the print dialog, in it we must first select the printer we want. In this field, we can choose if we want to obtain it on paper, in pdf, in XPS or send it to OneNote. Once selected, press the "print" button and the web page will be printed.

If the printing is through a printer, the web will come out on paper; if it is through pdf, then a window will appear for us to select the place and the name of the new file; in the case of Xps, the same will happen as in pdf; And, if we want to send it to OneNote, we select the option and after printing the OneNote window will open for us to save the web page.

This is easy to do if we want to print or save a web page, but also we can make the web page print in a certain format, in grayscale, two pages per document, etc ... These changes can be made with the options below the printer option.

As you can see, Microsoft Edge has greatly improved the printing function, a function that has been improved compared to other browsers such as Chrome and Firefox They can do it but through add-ons or plugins.