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The very next sentence says > However, you can save them by unchecking the option "Network > blocked resources > scripts" [..]
by freehorse 2y ago
The very next sentence says
> However, you can save them by unchecking the option "Network > blocked resources > scripts" [..]
- mdaniel 2y agoYeah, understood, there seems to be a bunch of "yes, well, monkey with this thing" options, but if the default behavior is not to preserve all the resources because of some pearl-clutching paranoia or whatever, then it's not a complete web page now is it?
- varelaseb 2y agoThis is the worst gotcha I've ever seen
- wakawaka28 2y agoIt depends what you want... Lots of JS will not work offline and I don't think a plugin can know what will work or not. If the page is dynamically populated from an API, saving the page to rely on JS later could be basically wrong.
- lynndotpy 2y agoIt's not paranoia, it's a feature that I consider to be useful and desirable. When I want to download the JavaScript, I use the built-in "save" feature. When I don't, I use SingleFile.