Firefox 3 Beta 5: No Margin settings page

I don't see any Margins Settings Page in the binary I installed for Firefox 3 Beta 5. However, the Windows version has such a page.

neildarlow wrote:I think that is because margin settings are a function of the printer driver which you globally configure under System|Administration|Printing.
After starting to file a bug report on this, I found someone else complained about it, but noted the way to set Margins with this version of Firefox is
Page Setup
Paper Size
Manage Custom Sizes
Create a new Custom Size and then set margins there.
Very unintuitive.

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