SingleFile

SingleFile

Save a page as one HTML file

Description

The browser’s own "Save page as" gives you an .html plus a folder of dozens of image and CSS files. Move it and the links break; open it two years later and it is a wall of missing images.

SingleFile inlines the whole page — images, stylesheets, fonts, frames — into one HTML file. One click on the extension icon and it is saved; the file opens in any browser exactly as it looked, with no extension installed and no dependence on the original site still existing.

It is open source (AGPL-3.0) with over twenty thousand GitHub stars, available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, and there is a command-line version for batch work.

Features



Current tab, all tabs or selected tabs: save several tabs at once, or just a selected part of a page.

Auto-save: automatically save pages you visit according to rules — handy for archiving research.

Batch save a URL list: hand it a list of addresses and it saves each one to a file.

Save to the cloud: write straight to GitHub, Amazon S3, Google Drive or a WebDAV server.

Annotate before saving: highlight and annotate on the page and the notes are stored with it.