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Using webpage title variable in about:config entry.

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I am trying to use the print.always_print_silent entry to print PDF's. I added a print.printer_Mozilla_Save_to_PDF.print_to_filename entry with a string of file:///Users/Test/

If I append something like Test.pdf to the end of the string a file is created as expected in the expected directory. However, if I do not provide a filename explicitly, it does nothing.

Is there a way to use a variable such as the %t variable used in Headers / Footers to name the file dynamically? Otherwise I see no way to save multiple files to the directory in the fashion as it will overwrite the previous file with the explicit name.

Thank you for your help!

I am trying to use the print.always_print_silent entry to print PDF's. I added a print.printer_Mozilla_Save_to_PDF.print_to_filename entry with a string of file:///Users/Test/ If I append something like Test.pdf to the end of the string a file is created as expected in the expected directory. However, if I do not provide a filename explicitly, it does nothing. Is there a way to use a variable such as the %t variable used in Headers / Footers to name the file dynamically? Otherwise I see no way to save multiple files to the directory in the fashion as it will overwrite the previous file with the explicit name. Thank you for your help!

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