Created attachment 240634 [details] Screenshot demonstrating scaling (or font size?) difference Original Bootstrap issue: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/14868 To reproduce: 1. Open http://jsbin.com/tuxos/2 in Safari 8.0 (10600.1.25) on OS X Yosemite 2. File->Print 3. Set "Paper Size" to "US Letter" 4. Ensure that "Scale" is set to "100%" 5. PDF->Open PDF in Preview 6. Compare the resulting PDF to those produced by Chrome's or Firefox's print features. Expected Result: Disregarding margins and margin-related scaling, Safari's PDF should look nearly the same as the other browsers' PDFs. Actual Result: Due to page scaling (or font size adjustment?), the apparent font size in Safari's PDF is significantly smaller compared to the other browsers. Adding .container { width: auto !important; } seems to make Safari scale the page closer to how the other browsers scale it.
(Caption on right Firefox PDF in screenshot should say "enabled" instead of "disabled")
Have also filed this as <rdar://problem/19435018>
Created attachment 252504 [details] Copy of JS Bin example