Just wanted to report that this was not caused by JsReport but by the pdf viewer I was using. Arggghhhh.

It's published now
https://jsreport.net/blog/release-380

Please try to upload the export again or share a link to some cloud storage.

Thanks Jan. I was able to get it to work like that with the header display: none on the first page. I was trying to have a different header (basically logo on the left, page number on the right) on the first page and page number on the left, some other text in the middle and logo on the right for subsequent pages. I kind of hacked it by hiding the heading on the first page, and use a fixed header for the first page. Learning as I go..

tried some small changes (but really need the reports to fit close to 'regular' A4 margins so don't have much wiggle room), and still getting the issue (not on every page, but see it appear both as an extra line at the bottom and a double weight line between the thead/tbody area on different pages.) - looks like this is another issue that should get addressed with the LayoutNG fixed in Chromium so hopefully that's not going to be too far away...

This is kind of a frustrating error, I also suffered this error on my chrome. I fixed this issue by follow some steps from here https://droidtheory.com/pdf-not-opening-in-chrome-fixed/ You can also try them, they worked for me

ahhh, I see... I have forgotten about the rendering codes, there are margin options too...
Thank you very much for pointing out the problem!

Never mind. It does work presently. I thought I had tried what I used in that other module, but I guess I had a typo before. So I looked it up again, and it's the page-break-inside: avoid; property. I'm now able to prevent splitting a DIV and its contents between pages. This was particularly ugly when it wasn't working because these particular DIVs have borders. I imagine it should work for other elements too.

Thanks for tracking the request. I commented on the GitHub issue and will keep track of it there!

Yeah I am using .NET Binary and .NET Local NuGet packages. Thank you for clearing this up! I might try wkhtmltopdf then