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In the olden days, Internet Explorer used to allow you to do this by saving the page to a HTM file. It would be a single archive with HTML and images etc embedd
by pan69 5y ago
In the olden days, Internet Explorer used to allow you to do this by saving the page to a HTM file. It would be a single archive with HTML and images etc embedded.
New browsers don't seem to do this, the create a separate folder for the assets, which is super annoying.
- nickflood 5y agoThe Chromium Edge can produce .MHT files as well