AI 产品解读Save a complete web page (as currently displayed) as a single self-contained HTML file that can be opened in any browser
Web pages often depend on external resources (images, CSS, fonts, scripts) that may become unavailable. This extension captures the full page including all embedded resources into a single HTML file for offline viewing, archiving, or sharing.
User navigates to a web page → clicks the toolbar button or uses right-click context menu → selects save type (Basic/Standard/Custom) → extension traverses the DOM, downloads external resources, converts them to data URIs, generates a self-contained HTML file → downloads the HTML file to the user's filesystem. The saved file can be opened in any browser without internet connection.
Save selected tabs as HTML files (Basic, Standard, or Custom items)Save listed URLs from a URL listEmbed external resources (images, fonts, stylesheets, scripts) as data URIs within the saved HTMLThree-pass DOM traversal to gather stylesheets, resources, then generate self-contained HTMLExtract image/audio/video elements individuallyRemove resource loader from previously saved pages
- 目标用户
- Web researchers and archivists / Users who need offline access to web content / Content creators preserving web page snapshots / Users sharing web page content as standalone files
- Extension source is well-structured and fully readable (MV3 with clear background service worker and content scripts)
- No obfuscated code detected
- All paid/login conclusions are based on strong negative evidence (no login flows, no payment APIs, no gating logic)
付费分析未识别到付费功能
No evidence of paid features, subscriptions, or payment mechanisms. The extension is distributed under the GNU GPL v2 license (open-source and free). All keyword matches for 'paid' category are false positives: 'license' refers to GNU GPL software licensing, 'pro' matches words like 'process', 'programmatically', 'profile', 'property', 'progress' in code comments. No subscription, premium, stripe, upgrade, or billing keywords were found. No payment platforms are contacted. All features (save selected tabs, save listed URLs, custom items, extract media) appear freely available.
- 置信度
- 95
- 支付平台
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
- 登录理由
- The extension operates entirely locally. It saves web pages as HTML files using Chrome's downloads API and stores settings in chrome.storage.local. No account creation, authentication flow, OAuth, or credentials storage was found. The 'session' keyword hit at background.js:518 refers to service worker session startup ('Initialize on session startup'), not user login sessions. The 'auth' hits are from LICENSE.txt GPL text (e.g., 'author's protection'). No external authentication services are contacted.
Отличное расширение, без которого интернет-жизни уже не представляю! Вместо неряшливой кучи папок и файлов сохраняет один изящный моно-html, который ещё и отформатировать можно как для себя будет удобно.
i love this extension, but i find out that this extenesion is most reason make website slow down- fix it ...
Great Extension! I'm having a problem with the file being cut off on the right side after I save. Any help?
LOVE THIS ADDON ACTUALLY remembers where I last saved in the same directory everytime unlike singlefile
One of the most useful and consistently working extension!
OK
Why can't save the Twitter page
One stop solution for most saving problems for ordinary users. Haven't tested the batch saving though.
Out of my 12 years on the Internet, This is the first time I am reviewing a tool or an app. I was going through a nanodegree course on Udacity and I didn't have enough time to complete it because I have work and I can't afford to miss that course because it is very expensive both in price and value. This extension and IDM have come to my rescue and I was to save all part of the course from Chapter 1 to 5. Thank you to the developer of this extension. Thank you might not be enough to express my joy but I so much love this extension. Wish you people more success in making life easier for the world.
Great job! .. Didn't look closely enough the first time through the options. Looks like it pulls all of the necessary code to the single HTML file.