Mac App
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox restrict what an extension is allowed to read and render, so some pages never capture cleanly no matter which add-on you use. PageSaver PDF for Mac exists for exactly those pages: open one, sign in if it asks, and export a PDF whose text is real, searchable, and selectable.
Inside the browser
An extension runs in a sandbox the browser controls. Chrome, Edge, and Firefox decide which pages it may read, which frames it may touch, and when it is blocked outright — so a handful of pages will never capture cleanly, whichever add-on you install.
On its own
The Mac app is the browser. Nothing sits above it deciding what it may render, so the page you are looking at is the page it prints — including pages you had to sign in to reach.
Captures what extensions cannot: no add-on sandbox, no blocked frames, no restricted pages
Searchable, selectable PDFs — find with ⌘F, select and copy any passage, keep working links
Handles pages behind a login: invoices, receipts, dashboards, and order confirmations
Reader mode and ad removal built in; set your export options once, then save in one click
Paste up to 20 web addresses and save them all into one ZIP; pages that need a sign-in are flagged so you can sign in and retry just those
Save as Markdown as well as PDF, with pictures embedded, linked, or bundled alongside — ready for notes and docs
A short walkthrough: open a page in the app, sign in if it asks, and export a PDF whose text stays searchable.
This is a customized single-purpose browser, not a full-featured one — there are no tabs, bookmarks, extensions, or sync, and it is not meant to replace Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. Keep browsing where you already do, and reach for this when a page refuses to capture anywhere else. You can browse in it, but that is not what it is for.
Free download Anyone can download and use the Mac app. The free plan includes 15 PDF saves a month, and Save as Markdown is always free. Sign in inside the app with a paid account for unlimited PDFs. See paid plans
Not sure which one? Apple menu → About This Mac. “Apple M1/M2/M3…” means Apple silicon.
