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In my day browsers could save an archive of a page Is this still the case?
by jeofken 2y ago
In my day browsers could save an archive of a page
Is this still the case?
- Macha 2y agoThey can but generally that includes any Javascript on the same page which sometimes does funny stuff when you open it up offline or after the remote server goes away.
- compootr 2y agoSingleFile can make a snapshot with just content/styling
- accrual 2y agoIt's not perfect, but Edge will let one take a simple full page screenshot with Ctrl+Shift+S. It results in a hefty PNG but at least it's a visual copy of everything which might suffice for a certain set of purposes (e.g. links will be lost, so it's not good for that). I can still right-click > Save any page as .html, but that doesn't guarantee server streamed stuff, media, images, etc. will be preserved correctly.
- 800xl 2y agoThank you for this! I pressed Ctrl+Shift+S in Firefox just to see if it would work and it has the same functionality.