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To save a web page locally for offline viewing in the future, there are usually the following methods:
- Manually copy and save the page content to a Word document (the format is easy to mess up);
- Save the entire page as a picture by scrolling and taking a long screenshot (not easy to view);
- Use a plug-in or online tool to save the web page as a PDF file (the file is large, and the format is easily confused);
- Use built-in “Save as…” of browser (the file is large, too many files, or the format is disordered, and it is inconvenient to manage).
These methods often not only cannot completely save the webpage, but also make it inconvenient to save and share, especially seriously affecting the offline browsing experience.
Continue reading SingleFile – Perfectly save a complete web page as a single HTML file
