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Good question. PageDash aims to preserve the page in the original format and render it just as you saw it. Right now, Evernote does quite a bad job at rendering
by ernsheong 9y ago
Good question. PageDash aims to preserve the page in the original format and render it just as you saw it. Right now, Evernote does quite a bad job at rendering, I've used it a lot. Pocket on the other hand specializes at stripping out the HTML and leaving just the content in a reader-mode fashion, though I've not tried their premium offering that also archives.
PageDash archives from the front-end, while many archivers tend to archive by sending a link to the backend which then queries the website remotely, so you might not be archiving what you saw exactly, which admittedly in many cases doesn't matter. The upside of this technicality is that you can save content that you see only when you are logged in!
- michaelmior 9y agoSounds like PageDash is not really for me then, but I can definitely see why some others might want to use it. Best of luck!
- ernsheong 9y agoHi Michael, what is your use case? I do plan to include a reader mode in PageDash to view pages in a clean layout. It is possible because PageDash has all the raw data available for each page.