There is an option at the bottom left to ‘Print using system dialog…’ – this closes the popup and opens the standard Windows system dialog box, used by other web browsers and most programs for printing. You can also open it with the CTRL + P keyboard shortcut. Selecting the Chrome Settings (3 dots) icon then ‘Print’ opens the Print Preview popup which takes up most of the screen. Unlike some previous methods, this solution still works at the time of writing in March 2019 (Chrome 73). It can also be very slow to preview some web pages.
Print Preview lets you see the layout of what you’re going to print in advance – while some may find it helpful, I find it annoying.
This is how to easily disable print preview in Chrome so that selecting Print opens up the standard Windows system dialog box instead.
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