@b4c50e1b 

I moved to DuckDuckGo a while ago, not for ideological reasons, but simply because it gives me, more often, what I am looking for.

One day I complained loudly at home that I was searching for maths related things, but was getting adverts for socks, and my young son demonstrated to me that DuckDuckGo gave me what I wanted. 

 @1280dda4 It worked for me immediately on Firefox, which is the only browser I use, except in the above circumstance. It ust have been a glitch. 

 @1280dda4 You actually don't need to do wget first.

See https://developer.chrome.com/blog/headless-chrome/ 

 @1280dda4 I don't use google-chrome, but on linux (Ubuntu 22.04) I use it in one script to print an html page to pdf.

Assuming that you have loaded the html with wget, you can do

$ google-chrome --headless --print-to-pdf="file.pdf" file.html