Bugzilla

I'm going to punt (C) (addressing the middle-of-page "smooshing") to a followup bug, because:
- after the main fix here, that smooshing issue becomes harder to trigger. )It'll only surface when you have ~zero unwriteable margins, which is probably  not common for physical printers. They tend to have some nonzero unwriteable area).
- the smooshing is more of an aesthetic papercut than a dataloss issue, so there's probably less pressure and the space of good solutions isn't as clear-cut.
- when smooshing does occur, only our header/footer will be smooshed, if the user's using default page margin settings.  (And if the user has asked for 0 page margins, then arguably they're kind of asking for the content to be smooshed.)

I'm going to punt change "(C)" from comment 2 (a solution for middle-of-page "smooshing") to a followup bug, because:
- after the main fix here, that smooshing issue becomes harder to trigger. )It'll only surface when you have ~zero unwriteable margins, which is probably  not common for physical printers. They tend to have some nonzero unwriteable area).
- the smooshing is more of an aesthetic papercut than a dataloss issue, so there's probably less pressure and the space of good solutions isn't as clear-cut.
- when smooshing does occur, only our header/footer will be smooshed, if the user's using default page margin settings.  (And if the user has asked for 0 page margins, then arguably they're kind of asking for the content to be smooshed.)