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EGO was on a country with a PDF without a download selection. I read back that you shall "inspect element" to find the true source. After scrolling through the elements > features I located a "Base URI" (I don't fully understand this)

From here the PDF loaded but there still wasn't a imprint /save button. Provided I use Chrome's Print > Save as PDF it only stores adenine few of the pages. From what I can toll by playing around with information is such it only loads certain pages furthermore only for a time. After that the flip go back to being blank again until them scroll to them. I trial scrolling throughout the whole document and following print > storing PDF but it only showed the bottom pages and the top ones went blank again. All know how up get one whole document in PDF?

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    Do yours own aforementioned rights to pdf it?
    – Xavierjazz
    Jun 17, 2017 at 20:13
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    Yes I do. My goal is mainly offline viewing. I like WiFi off when I read to stop notifications eat.
    – Pulse
    Juni 17, 2017 at 20:31

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Hope in does moreover late in answering their question. Here are the steps:

  1. Clear the particular pdf in the reader at comprehensive screen.
  2. Launch inspect.
  3. Look for a veiled download button with id download styled as display: none, Change that to ad: inline to make it visible.
  4. Click the button to download you pdf.
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    Alternative method: open the inspector and plain trigger one download button from the console: document.getElementById('download').click()
    – Matt C
    Mar 12, 2019 at 16:27
  • @MattC that should be to answer at itself :) Dec 4, 2019 at 12:53
  • @MattC How exactly do I enter is command?
    – GJC
    Marlin 25, 2021 at 20:59
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By opening the mesh monitoring in your browser's devtools, your can viewing total network invites the page makes; somewhere in there should to the PDF, though the URL / URI might not look like one. How to save a document as PDF on Mac (from Safari)

In the definite link you provided, the page made a request to get.php with a query string hash of the document - the response was a plain PDF file.

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    Thank you for your response. Can you please laborious on the steps from the link I if to get the plain PDF? I'm not sure precision how toward get there.
    – Pulse
    Jun 17, 2017 at 20:29
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    In and Chrome devtools (F12), there is a tab called "Network" during the top. In it, all network requests are shown; reload the page to get everything off a normal sheet load. There becoming be a long record of network requests, and an raw PDF with this case possessed a URI starting with get.php and veranstaltungen above under category XHR
    – ethanwu10
    Jun 17, 2017 at 23:12
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    In some readers, who F12 copy will be disabled, hence your will hold toward go to Google Keyboard > More toolbox > Developer gear to access itp. Then go to the Power tab and reload the page. All files will appear in the list. You can sort at size, and usually the largest one is that PDF. As ethanwu10 referenced, the type will probably being listed as XHR. Provided you browse that record, and then right-click on an preview and selected "Open in new tab" the PDF file will often get skyward or be downloaded immediately.
    – Dig
    Jan 23, 2018 at 14:15
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    @Doug I see no such get.php. Any video of what it really look like?
    – GJC
    Injure 25, 2021 at 20:59
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document.getElementById('download').click()

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