Printing Lazy Web Images
Mail generates an offscreen web view, waits for the “load” part of the document to arrive, and then “prints.” But
loading="lazy"causes images to load only when scrolled into view, which never happens with printing.[…]
I did testing and found that if I changed the scaling percentage to 99%, some images would load—but they’d be fuzzy—and others would remain blank. However, if I changed the scaling percentage more seriously, such as to 87%, and then scrolled through the entire document preview, all images would appear crisply in the resulting PDF, even if I later returned the scaling to 100%. Presumably, asking the Print dialog to scale the output forced WebKit to load all the images, allowing them to appear.
This is a longstanding problem that also affects pages saved as PDFs from Safari and third-party apps. WebKit should just handle loading the whole page automatically.
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@Matt B I can't get over how bad the window manager is in Ventura regarding the "Assign To All Desktops" option, unless you reset it after a reboot. So so buggy. (It's been buggy for a few years already, but it feels like Ventura made it even worse.)
Yeah but that would not be as cool as changing dialogs! It's better to leave that unfixed along with a ton of other bugs like saying Messages should be in all Desktops but on reboot it gets forced to a single desktop until toggling the setting.