Whenever I print a webpage from a web browser, it always insists on printing the webpage URL in the header. I've figured out how to disable printing headers in Firefox via about:config. However, I need to create a web page that will eventually be printed by several people using different operating systems and browsers. I don't want the webpage header to be printed out each time someone prints a page, and it's impossible for me to manually configure everyone's computers. Since I might or might not directly interact with these people, I can't really write a HOWTO or documentation.
Is there any way to NOT print headers while printing a web page? Any JavaScript hacks? I'd like it to be cross-browser, but browser-specific hacks are okay, too.
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