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> I mean, how do I save it locally on one platform and read it on any platform? Ctrl/Meta/Cmd + S should do the trick, or "File > Save page", and you get a HTM
by CaptainOfCoit 3y ago
> I mean, how do I save it locally on one platform and read it on any platform?
Ctrl/Meta/Cmd + S should do the trick, or "File > Save page", and you get a HTML file you can open in any browser. If there is images, they'll most likely be loaded remotely, or worst case not load at all. But the rest of the structure is there.
- blackoil 3y ago> If there is images, they'll most likely be loaded remotely Most sites have images as a relative path which won't work with saved html and there is also CSS.
- wolverine876 3y agoA web page is much more than one file. Also, I'm looking for something with end-user control, where they can save the current document statically and long-term.