However, no thanks to FF, the workaround is based purely on IOS functions, as you say. May not help save a web page to PDF though. WoodForGood said I found a way to save a PDF file that is loaded as a web page, like a user manual. Read this answer in context 👍 1 All Replies (17) Select the Share button and choose Create PDF. If the web page you want to save to your iPhone or iPad isn't a PDF, convert it to PDF. For example, press Add in Files to save the PDF in one of those folders. Follow the on-screen directions to complete the PDF download. Hope this helps someone! Come on FF, fix this issue!!!! Select Save to Files to store the PDF in iCloud Drive.
It’s of course entirely ridiculous that a user would have to use this method, in this day and age of modern UX research and design methodology, but here we are.#facepalm Opened the Files app, did a long press on the empty space between the files already housed in my downloads folder and voila!, the option to Paste appears and I successfully pasted the PDF into the downloads folder.
No obvious choice so I thought what the heck I’ll Copy it (using the Copy button, conveniently located below the row of suggested apps) and then see if I can Paste it somewhere on the phone. While there I decided to once more(with less emotion than the previous hundred times I’ve hunted for a solution to this insane issue) try the “Share Page with.” feature to see if there was an option there that might somehow enable saving of the file. Wanting to save the manual for my Sennheiser headphones that I was referencing to remember how to turn on BT pairing, I instinctively touched the 3-dots menu up top (where the Print option used to be) and was coldly reminded there is no clear way to save the PDF with this browser.
I found a way to save a PDF file that is loaded as a web page, like a user manual.
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