The best and the must-have.

Coming from Edge user. Edge has mhtml for a single file webpage saving. I am grateful to the developer and Firefox has html single file webpage saving. Thanks really!

Большое спасибо! Пользуюсь редко, но выручает именно она

Dear Developer,

I’m writing to provide feedback on Save Page WE. I’ve noticed that the extension saves the web page exactly as it is rendered at the moment of saving. As a result, any content hidden behind spoilers (which remain collapsed) is not included in the saved file. This has been somewhat inconvenient, as I often need to preserve the entire content of a page.

Would it be possible to add an option in the extension’s settings to automatically expand spoiler sections (or other similar hidden elements) before saving the page? This feature would greatly enhance the usefulness of Save Page WE for users who regularly work with pages containing expandable content.

Thank you for your hard work on this excellent tool, and I look forward to any improvements you might consider.

Best regards,

Pavel

Crazy cool

As a regular user of Save Page WE, I appreciate its ability to save entire web pages as single HTML files, making subsequent editing straightforward. This functionality surpasses Firefox's standard save feature, offering more accurate archiving and easier modification of saved pages.

Great tool!

One single problem I have is not allowing to download www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js but entering it in my browser can be shown and downloaded

I used to love and depend on this extension. I switched to Firefox ESR and now I can't get the icon to display on the toolbar when I install the extension.

It doesn't let you do anything on the page. It's just a image.

No doubt, the best offline page saver. Saved my fandom guide without effort and access it smootly without destroying the web. Thumbs up!

非常好用，保存页面相对也比较小

This was a huge help in saving some service manuals from my auto manufacturer that stopped offering PDF versions of their documents and because "normal saving" of the HTML through the web browser didn't preserve the page formatting, hyperlinks (within the same webpage), and images. I had a couple errors or incomplete saves at first, but the add-on configuration tip that popped up resolved them.

Doesn't work on Firefox for me, no idea why.