When printing a web page that is more than one page long, page breaks are put exactly at the end of the paper regardless of content, frequently chopping through a line of text horizontally with the bottom half of the text line on the next page. With images it's common to have the image badly chopped too.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Load a web page with text and images.
2. Print to PDF or PS.
3.
Actual Results:  
Page breaks occur stubbornly at the end of the paper regardles of content, producing illegible results.

Expected Results:  
Intelligent page breaks, i.e. before a line of text, or before an image.

This is with webkit, but I don't see webkit component.
khtml is better for printing, but unfortunately no longer usable for the majority of web pages.
Please re-assign to webkit if that is different.

Unfortunately firefox can't produce useable printouts either, leaving out chunks of content altogether, so there's currently no practical way to reliably create a PDF from a web page.