What is Page saver?
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Saves a complete web page in its current state as one file with all external dependencies (scripts, stylesheets, images) inlined into the page.
Useful if you want to archive a page, test your website on any device or for SEO purposes.It's also useful to compute the footprint of your page: how much data does a first time visitor have to download?
Works perfectly with popular Javascript frameworks such as JQuery, Modernizr, AngularJS, Knockout, Bootstrap, etc. Note that while an inlined page can still connect to JSON or XML webservices, the inlined page does not persist security information or sessions so you may run into authentication issues.
Version 1.5.0
- Better handling of relative file paths
- The browser action button is now clickable
- Lighter color scheme
Version 1.4.1
- Fixed: <link> tags were skipped if not all lowercase
User reviews
- Saves whole websites or parts as standalone working files.
- Works perfectly for some users.
- Better than any other extension according to a few reviews.
- Doesn't work on resources that use relative paths, leading to broken links.
- Generates error messages like 'error 209'.
- Saved pages are often large in size with little content.
- Issues with page saving, as noted by multiple users.
- An error occurred! Press F12 to see what it is.
- It works for some users.
- Requires improvement.
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Risk impact
Page saver requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.
Risk likelihood
Page saver has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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