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Now Mozilla, bloody Firefox for Android cannot save the page anymore - not as MHTML, not as PDF. How can such a basic function just disappear?
by zecg 6y ago
Now Mozilla, bloody Firefox for Android cannot save the page anymore - not as MHTML, not as PDF. How can such a basic function just disappear?
- charcircuit 6y agoBecause not many people use it. I don't think many people have the desire to save a whole web page. For other unseen you can probably just get away with taking a screenshot, sending the tab / sharing the link, or using an archiving site to save it for later.
- yosito 6y ago"Because not many people use it" was the excuse Google gave for killing RSS.
- pwdisswordfish6 6y agoGoogle Reader ≠ RSS.
- baud147258 6y agoRSS is dead? * check own RSS feeds * Nope, still alive
- zecg 6y agoI certainly don't use it since it's gone, I have to save pdf on desktop and then rsync it to the phone.
- nashashmi 6y agoI used that all the time. Saving an entire webpage as just one single file with all images and resources embedded was a terrific way to archive pages and resources in research. Of course pdf was works great too but you lose the flow of a browser.
- firexcy 6y agoI also find this painful and have switched to iceraven, a fork of Firefox Android that supports arbitrary addons, and use SingleFile to save webpages as html files.