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Web2PDF (v. 1.0) Разработано warenix |
Web2PDF is the android way to use http://www.pdfmyurl.com/ for converting web pages to pdf files. It lets you convert a web page to pdf file by using the unique "share" feature of android platform. Unfortunately website needs to be login is not supported.
By default, it will launch the browser to download the pdf. The saved file may be different across different devices. For example, using the stock browser with nexus one, the pdf file will be downloaded such as /sdcard/download/www.nytimes.com.pdf
Supported devices: 1.5+
Tags: pdf, pdfmyurl, app2sd
Twitter: @warenix
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[2013-08-15] A Google User: Solid. I would like to see a Paid version wherein you can name the file, choose where to save it and have all the PDF options available in the other similar Apps. |
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[2013-07-30] A Google User: Working fine... Thank you for the app. Acer iconia a510 |
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[2013-07-15] A Google User: Awesome Should be on stock Please add less clicking method |
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[2013-06-30] A Google User: Awesome App -- Works Perfectly! No other app saves a web page as perfectly as Web2PDF. I tried several other apps, including the generic web 2 PDF add-on for Dolphin browser, but no other app matches the quality and speed of Web2PDF. PLUS, this FREE app has NO ADS! Thank you Developer! *** TIPS: The Developer didn't adequately explain how his app works....nor did he explain the best method for capturing a web page. First of all, choice of browser is critical. FireFox won't work with this app. Opera browser and Web2PDF work perfectly together. The best method of capture involves: 1. In Opera, copy the web page's URL; 2. Open the app Web2PDF (click on its icon). Click on the phrase 'Tap to Convert'. And paste the URL into the pop-up box. 3. Next, you are asked to select a browser. Select Opera. 4. You are asked to select the PDF's download location on your phone's SD Card (I pick the directory 'Downloads'). 5. Finally, open the directory where you saved the downloaded PDF of the web page...and open it with Adobe Reader. What you will see is a perfect reproduction of the web page. AWESOME APP! (Used app on my Motorola Atrix HD with Jellybean v4.1.1) |
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[2013-05-10] A Google User: Works great! I just installed it but so far it seems to work perfectly. Does a fantastic job for me. |
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[2013-04-12] A Google User: I like it because the stock browser can 'share' the current page and have it converted to PDF where as some of my other web to PDF appa seem to be stand alone and copying web links from one app to another can prove to be painful over time |
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[2013-03-10] A Google User: Should be built into Chrome... This should be a default built in action in the mobile version of Chrome. Thank God for this app. Much needed & much appreciated. |
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[2013-01-13] A Google User: Works for some, but not all. Super simple interface, especially nice that it works through Android Share function. Unfortunately, trying to convert an email I received resulted in the Login Screen being printed instead of the actual email. Appears to not handle some links well. I imagine most pages can be converted but those that required a login may have trouble? |
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[2013-01-09] A Google User: Fantastic Works great on my galaxy tab 10.1 very easy to use, i have used it a few times, no problems at all. Highly recommend !!!!:-) |
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[2013-01-07] A Google User: Don't work if u are logged into website If the site you are trying to "pdf", is one you had to log into, this WILL NOT work |
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