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How to archive web pages?
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2025
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As others have said, SingleFile extenstion works well. I've also found zotero with the web extension quite good. Its useful for added organisation/catagoriesation especially since I'm already using it for academic work.
There is also zimit for use with kiwix, both a comandline version(see github) and website if you want something simpler.
Although I've found the website has long queues quite often and it may not get a clean backup if the website uses cloudflare or the like. But its useful if I need an offline copy of a website with many pages.
I recommend having a look at the archive team wiki page on software, here, see if anything fits your needs.
They all look like they can work. Zimit especially looks interesting. I'll take a look at all of them. Thank you!