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Reddit to PDF - Export Reddit discussion threads as a clean PDF. Thanks to everyone using ThreadIT, and especially to those who left feedback and reviews (including Amine and Tài). This update includes major improvements based directly on your input: • Better Markdown and HTML rendering for cleaner post/comment formatting • Improved media support (images, galleries, and media links) in exports • Inline media placement so content appears closer to where it’s discussed • Smarter fallback behavior for tricky Reddit pages to improve export reliability • Better typography and print layout with reduced spacing/pagination issues • General quality fixes for Unicode/emoji handling and duplicate media cleanup If there’s a feature you’d like added, please feel free to reach out. If it's also buggy, I'd be available to fix. Your suggestions are shaping what ThreadIT becomes. Enjoy! _________ ThreadIT: Reddit to PDF, lets you save Reddit discussion threads as clean, readable PDFs with a single click. If you’ve ever tried printing a Reddit page and ended up with cluttered navigation, ads, or broken layouts, ThreadIT solves that. It extracts the post and comments you’re viewing and generates a properly formatted PDF that’s easy to read, share, or archive. How it works: • Open a Reddit post • Click the ThreadIT extension icon • A clean PDF is generated and downloaded automatically Why install ThreadIT: • One-click export — no popups, no configuration • Clean formatting focused on content, not page chrome • Includes post title, author, votes, and comments • Works on both modern Reddit and old.reddit.com • No accounts, tracking, or sign-ups required Permissions transparency: ThreadIT uses Chrome’s built-in printing engine to generate PDFs without showing the print dialog. This happens only after you click the extension and only on the export page created by the extension. Privacy: ThreadIT processes content locally in your browser. Export data is stored temporarily during PDF generation and cleared immediately after download. No data is sent to external servers. Disclaimer: Reddit is a trademark of Reddit, Inc. ThreadIT is not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit.