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If a page is particularly useful, I usually save the html of it, using Firefox's save as web page (complete), or similar. Then I have my own folder hierarchy on
by tbirdz 13y ago
If a page is particularly useful, I usually save the html of it, using Firefox's save as web page (complete), or similar. Then I have my own folder hierarchy on disk where I keep them organized. This way I can access the information even if I am offline, or the site has a problem, or they change their site organization so the link goes bad, etc.
This approach only works for web documents, not for web apps. I don't really use web apps much, but if you do, you could consider using bookmarks or something.
- nhayden 13y agoMy issue is this makes it somewhat of a pain to retrieve just the specific text, such as an individual comment on HN, that I liked. It also means I would have to put this all on a service like Dropbox so I can access it anywhere, and I don't really want to link my Dropbox to my work computer.