https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/print-preview-now-jumps-to-the-top-with-each-change-in-scale/m-p/42346#M15258 <P>Recently updated from Firefox 102esr to 115esr.</P><P>Very happy with 115, except for one unexpected change:&nbsp; Namely, when I print -- whether Save to PDF or an actual printer -- any adjustment in scaling % causes the preview to jump up to Page 1.&nbsp; That's inconvenient if, say, I'm trying to reduce the scaling in 1% increments until just the point where I see that a few lines at the top of otherwise-blank page 11 move up to the bottom of page 10.&nbsp; Then I print pages 1-10.&nbsp; With the new behavior, I have to keep scrolling back down after each % change to judge the effect; previously the preview position stayed fixed.&nbsp; (BTW, in my example "original" page 11 could have been either the last page of the document OR that last one that had any content I wanted to print.)</P><P>Any suggestions on a way to revert back to the previous, more-convenient behavior?&nbsp; Thanks.</P><P>NOTE:&nbsp; Since I am using esr, I can't tell exactly when this change first occurred. I can say that Chrome still keeps the Print Preview in its relative position as the Scale % is changed (although the first page may appear for a split-second).</P> Tue, 17 Oct 2023 22:44:39 GMT Rick216 2023-10-17T22:44:39Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/print-preview-now-jumps-to-the-top-with-each-change-in-scale/m-p/42346#M15258 <P>Recently updated from Firefox 102esr to 115esr.</P><P>Very happy with 115, except for one unexpected change:&nbsp; Namely, when I print -- whether Save to PDF or an actual printer -- any adjustment in scaling % causes the preview to jump up to Page 1.&nbsp; That's inconvenient if, say, I'm trying to reduce the scaling in 1% increments until just the point where I see that a few lines at the top of otherwise-blank page 11 move up to the bottom of page 10.&nbsp; Then I print pages 1-10.&nbsp; With the new behavior, I have to keep scrolling back down after each % change to judge the effect; previously the preview position stayed fixed.&nbsp; (BTW, in my example "original" page 11 could have been either the last page of the document OR that last one that had any content I wanted to print.)</P><P>Any suggestions on a way to revert back to the previous, more-convenient behavior?&nbsp; Thanks.</P><P>NOTE:&nbsp; Since I am using esr, I can't tell exactly when this change first occurred. I can say that Chrome still keeps the Print Preview in its relative position as the Scale % is changed (although the first page may appear for a split-second).</P> Tue, 17 Oct 2023 22:44:39 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/print-preview-now-jumps-to-the-top-with-each-change-in-scale/m-p/42346#M15258 Rick216 2023-10-17T22:44:39Z