Save Rendered HTML

A Chrome extension that saves the fully rendered HTML of the current tab.

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By: Teddy

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Users: 461 ▲ 4

Rating: 3.67 (3)

Version: 1.1.7 (Last updated: 2023-11-10)

Creation date: 2023-11-10

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
downloads
scripting

Size: 167.94K

Email: ch*****@teddysc.me

Ranking

# 42467 ▼ 74

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#1998 in Developer Tools ▼ 3 #42 in html keyword 27 ▲ 3 #161 in save keyword 72 ▼ 3

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Save Rendered HTML Chrome Extension

This Chrome extension allows you to save the fully rendered HTML of the current tab by clicking a button in the extension's popup.

Features

Save the fully rendered HTML of the current tab as a file
Automatically generates a timestamped file name for the saved HTML

Usage

User reviews

Does not save iframe frames (html inside frames), so was pretty much useless for me

Kevin Krile, 2024-10-28

Totally awesome extension that worked instantly with a very complex page that I was trying to save, including vector graphics and stuff, without having to specify any special options or the like. There is another, similar extension called "Single Page", which also works really well, but has a zillion of option settings for specialized purposes, for example, for saving pages that are longer than the current viewport. However, those options can be overwhelming and what's more, "Single Page" for some reason didn't work on the page that I was trying to save. However, the present extension "Save Rendered HTML" beautifully worked. Bravo!

FamKis, 2024-07-23

Works well, however, it only saves the part of the webpage that is visible (as least for a ChatGTP chat). This may be a limitation of Chrome and not this plugin?