When using Gmail in a browser, it is possible to hide the Gmail header from
a message/conversation printout by applying the following custom stylesheet:
.bodycontainer > table {
> display: none;
> }
This CSS works because Gmail first creates a new web page styled for
printing (where the custom style is then applied) and then offers to print
that page.
Mailplane does not permit one Gmail account to open multiple tabs or
windows. To be honest, I am having many difficulties with this limitation
during my trial period! (The perfect solution for my needs would be a
lightweight Chrome SSB for OS X, but that isn't going to happen any time
soon. There is a script that can create these semi-standalone Chrome
instances, but somewhere between 10.6 and 10.9 those instances no longer
act like independent applications.)
Anyway, as a result of this limitation Mailplane does not generate a print
page prior to printing and so custom CSS is not interpreted prior to
printing.
Is there a solution to the print-specific issue, or to multiple tabs more
generally for searching, for moving information between conversations, for
enabling use of the Google Docs view instead of Quickview (which has
difficulties with many Word files), for enabling multiple views of an inbox
(such as reverse-sorting of conversations), etc.?
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