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I don’t think Safari does...Archive your receipts and account info with PDFs By: Merlin Mann (11 replies) September 2, 2004 - 1:01pm |
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I don’t think Safari does...
I don’t think Safari does that, but I could be wrong. I know IE used to and there are a variety of ways to whack a page with Firefox. Seems like a lot of work when all I want is that one visual artifact of what my screen looked like when I made the purchase.
It’s a personal preference to be sure, but the method you describe feels like snapping a bunch of snapshots of the cashier instead of just retaining the one receipt. ;-)
I think there’s room for all of us to use the method that makes the most sense to us.