Version 2.9.0

Scrollable navigation columns are now captured in full.

• On documentation sites the navigation is a fixed element that scrolls on its own. Its extra content was collected but never drawn, because the collection ran after the column had already been hidden for the following segments. It is now captured while the column is still visible — on kimi.com that recovers 870 px of navigation that never reached the PDF.
• Changing the interface language now takes effect immediately. Previously the settings page kept its old language until it was reloaded, which looked as if the setting had not worked.

Version 2.8.0

English throughout, with nine interface languages.

• The entire interface is now English by default — including the settings page, which was still German before. Choose a different language under Settings › Language: German, Spanish, French, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Russian, Simplified Chinese or Japanese. "Automatic" follows your browser language.
• Documentation sites keep their full navigation column. It is often a fixed element that scrolls independently; previously only the visible portion reached the PDF and the rest was silently missing.
• Every scroll area is checked after capture: was the top reached, was the bottom reached, and do the captured windows join without a gap. If anything is incomplete you get a message naming the area, instead of a PDF that quietly lacks content.

Version 2.5.0

English interface, and complete capture of scrollable navigation columns.

• The interface now follows your browser language. English is the default; German is included. Previously the interface was German regardless of the listing language.
• Documentation sites keep their navigation column in full. It is often a fixed element that scrolls on its own — only the visible part used to reach the PDF, the rest was silently missing.
• Each scroll area is now checked after capture: was the top reached, was the bottom reached, and do the captured windows join without a gap. If something is incomplete you get a message naming the area, instead of a PDF that quietly lacks content.

Note: the options page is still German; it will follow in the next version.

Version 2.4.0

Documentation sites keep their navigation column.

On sites built with VitePress, Docusaurus or MkDocs the navigation is positioned as a fixed element. "Hide sticky elements" removed it along with cookie banners and chat widgets, leaving an empty column in the PDF.

The navigation is now kept in the first section and hidden afterwards, so it appears once at the top instead of repeating in every section. Banners, chat bubbles and floating buttons are still removed as before.

A side navigation is recognised by its shape — tall, narrow and at a window edge — so this works regardless of which framework built the page.

Version 2.3.0

Bessere Ergebnisse bei App-Oberflächen wie Gmail, Outlook und Notion, bei denen der Inhalt in einem eigenen Bereich scrollt statt auf der Seite selbst.

• Menü und Seitenleiste erscheinen jetzt einmal oben statt in jedem Abschnitt erneut. Die frei werdende Fläche darunter bekommt die Hintergrundfarbe der Seite.
• Scrollbare Nebenbereiche werden vollständig erfasst. Eine Seitenleiste mit mehr Inhalt als die Liste daneben wird nicht mehr abgeschnitten.
• Die Seitenhöhe richtet sich nach dem längsten Bereich, damit unten nichts verloren geht.
• Wenn mehrere Bereiche scrollen können, gewinnt der breiteste — eine schmale Navigationsspalte schlägt den Lesebereich nicht mehr nur deshalb, weil sie weiter scrollt.
• Die Capture-Skalierung steht jetzt standardmäßig auf 1.0x: Das PDF zeigt die Seite genau so, wie sie am Bildschirm steht — für normalen Druck ausreichend. Höhere Werte bleiben in den Einstellungen wählbar; sie schärfen den Text, es passt aber weniger ins Fenster, wodurch Menüs und Seitenleisten früher enden.
• Neue Einstellung für App-Layouts mit drei Möglichkeiten: Menü einmal oben behalten (Standard), nur den Inhaltsbereich aufnehmen, oder alles unverändert erfassen.