Edit: Thank you for the solution, it covered every single problem that I listed and it works perfectly!.

*For anyone not familiar with using Firefox Developer Tools:
after clicking on F12 and selecting the "Console Tab" you need to then paste the code below into the bottom left of the "Console Tab" then press the Enter key on your keyboard, *do not paste the code at the top right!.
Code below:

document.querySelectorAll("button button").forEach(node => node.remove())

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SingleFileZ & Singlefile are no longer working with the latest update to Waterfox Classic 2021.01.

The layout when saving a videos webpage & all comments on *youtube* are now all over the place.

The youtube comments are now on the far right (which can't be read as they are cut off) & the video icon is all out of place & not actually captured.

I really like this add-on...
*but I have never been able to save a youtube video webpage with all of the videos comments shown as is* yet, while trying to do so using (Waterfox Classic), even with any of the older versions of this add-on & I am unsure why?.

As even when it did work for me on Waterfox Classic, when saving a videos webpage on youtube, it always saved all of the suggested videos (that should of been saved on the right hand side of the webpage) but instead it saved & placed them all underneath all of the comments, it also placed them all on the left hand side of the webpage instead!).
It would also only save a huge video image at the top of the webpage (instead of the small default sized video image).

*[I'm unsure if it makes any difference to how your add-on saves a webpage and its layout, but I do change my Waterfox Classic browsers user agent string to Googlebot 2.1 when I'm browsing or saving webpages on youtube!, as this works better for me on an older PC.]*

If you are able to fix any of the above problems or suggest a way that I can save a webpage on youtube *as is, that would be great.
Thank you.

Really useful and well written. Works great. Thanks gildas

"include the infobar in the saved page" does not work Firefox 79. Reset the extension's settings, then tick this option and save a page. In another Firefox install (without SingleFileZ), open the saved file: no "( i )" icon is displayed. This feature works fine in the more popular non-Z version of this extension; only this version seem to have this bug.

A very good and useful add-on. Respect for the effort developer is putting to this add-on.

Amazing add-on, thank you!

Only one thing missing for 5* (or maybe I misread the documentation): the saved file should include an option to append the domain name to the file name, something like {{title}}-{{domain-name}}.

Edit: raised it to 5 stars, the add-on already does what I needed. Thanks again for answering @gildas. This is a cool tool.

fantastic addon that works even better (in my use case on firefox desktop) than the other SingleFile addon. i've had issues with the other addon not saving certain pages, specifically MDN Doc pages, but this one takes care of it no problem. well done!

Very well done extension! Extensive help hints in options menu, ability to use/create profiles make it quite versatile. If there is an improvement to hope for - it would be about being able to edit (or advanced select/deselct mode) before saving page. Thank you to developer!

The Zip feature is absolutely brilliant! Now I have the same functionality and editability as previously with UnMHT! Thank you!

This is fantastic. I had been using wget for saving things but this does a much cleaner job, and is more reliable... And can be triggered with a click of a button. Top-notch work.

Congats gildas!

I'm very impressed with this extension (and the preceding SingleFile).

I'd used the original MAFF extension from years ago and, until gildas came up with these two extensions had given up all hope! of 'It Just Works!' for page captures!

Now to get back the ability to just do no fuss WYSIWYG page printing!

best from its class. not only save page as one-html file, but also zip it, to save space. simple and elegant solution.

This addon does it what it says it does, and it works perfectly. I was looking for a replacement for Mozilla Archive Format but found this instead. It's much better. Big thanks to the author/s.