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That's a good point. How do you create a "local working archive" of a website? It's a really good idea. Want to get started on working on some project like this
by projectant 9y ago
That's a good point. How do you create a "local working archive" of a website? It's a really good idea. Want to get started on working on some project like this?
- reitanqild 9y agoScrapbook extension for Firefox (one of the winners from either the first or second extension context IIRC) used to do this in a fantastic way. You could download - a page on it's own - a page an all pages recursively for up to 3 levels - optionally filtered by domain or path inside domain - optionally including javascript (IIRC) Sadly this is now broken in the new extension model and fixing it doesn't seem to be a priority. Firefox is still my favourite browser by far but my enthusiasm isn't as strong as it used to be. On the bright side even if it doesn't seem to be a priority work seems to progress on bringing the new extension APIs to a point where several of the old extensions can be recreated.