Hi there, I actually know someone else who wants this feature. I feel like most of the sites out there are "junk", i.e. things that are not worth saving. So ju

Hi there, I actually know someone else who wants this feature. I feel like most of the sites out there are "junk", i.e. things that are not worth saving. So just save the gems. But that's me. My feelings aside, technically this would be rather hard to do as it stands because saving a page is quite costly, i.e. mainly: 1) data retrieval, 2) data upload will cause you to not be able to use the internet seamlessly as PageDash will stall things. For some reason, even though the assets are already in the browser, PageDash as an extension cannot retrieve it directly. Also the extension right now over-mines, i.e. retrieves way more than what is actually needed to render the page, just because there's a lot of dead CSS/JS/images links out there, and I haven't figured out a way to make it more efficient. However, if all you care about is the HTML (which is essentially what full-text searches search), then this is technically possible, but the result won't be pretty. But auto-save is technically and realistically possible if you only care about the HTML.