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After updating to iPad OS 18.0.1, using AirPrint, the results are very large on my Brother QL820NWBc label printer. Printing from the Notes app. (But also using other apps).
I have a different device on iPad OS 17.x.x which does not have this issue and I recall not having this issue on the device now rocking iPad OS 18.0.1
Anyone have information on what might have changed regarding AirPrint in this new release?
iPad (10th generation)
Are you using the Brother iPrint&Label App to create and print your labels, or are you instead just using your iPad's native Apps (such as Notes) to create your labels?
Using the Brother App is perhaps more likely to produce consistent labels across iPadOS versions. When using Notes (or other Apps), you may need to change font or font sizes.
I appreciate your feedback!
Fairly certain the Brother iPrint&Label does _not_ use the same internal commands/communication as the general AirPrint functionality.
Again, this was yielding normal results (small/average size) before and after the update it returns a gigantic label which is 6x in size. Changing the font/font size isn't a fix.
Wondering if perhaps something changed with the webview/safari/airprint functionality in iPadOS 18.0.1. At least not according the developer patch notes.
Consider seeking help/advice from Brother's technical support resources. You are unlikely to be the first to encounter unexpected changes to established functionality after updating to recent versions of iPadOS.
Did that, but they claim this is related to the latest iPadOS 18.0.1, and thereby problem to be fixed by Apple
iPadOS 18.0.1 AirPrint issue with Brother QL820NWBc
