How do I save a web page in Firefox so that I can read it again without going online later?
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File --> Save As\n\nEnter the desired file name, where you want to save it, and click "Save".
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click on file save as on your browser
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The short answer: No, it's not possible. When the web browser displays a text file (using the MIME type text/plain) it's read-only. You might let the user download the file and edit it in Notepad, but then they'd have to have some way to upload the file, which either means giving them FTP access, or using a scripting language (PHP, Python, Perl, ASP, ColdFusion) to process a file uploaded via a form.\n\nA more slick way to do it would be to display the text right inside a text box in a form (kind of like a Yahoo Answer form) and then provide an UPDATE button for when they make changes.\n\nAs a further bit of complexity... what happens when more than one user makes changes at the same time? Also you might want to save the different versions of the document so you can go back to a previous version if the changes are undesirable. This is a common feature in a wiki-based document.
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If you are using Firfox try this. First go to Tools>Options>Privacy>Saved Forms. Then click the "clear saved form data now" button, then check the button that says not to save infomation from web forms.
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Have a browser through your Windows "temp" folder. Unless you have specifically set you browser not to accept cookies from 3rd party sites, using cookies alone will NOT provide an accurate idea of what pages have been loaded
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If you use the Firefox browser, there is an extension call Scrapbook. It will allow you to save a whole page plus all the pages it links to up to a depth of 3.\nThe pages are saved on your hard drive, and Scrapbook builds a tree that looks like Firefox's bookmark tree.
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if you use xp you need a special download otherwise turn off spyware.firefox needs permission to read xp give it otherwise it reads like pop-ups
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On Firefox\nGo to\n\ntools/Options/history/clear browsing history\nSince you're already there, go to Forms and clear forms\nGo to Cookies and clear cookies, \nGo to Cache and clear Cache.\nThen hit OK\n\nDo this weekly and you'll computer will run smoothly.
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There is a "switch to old page" link in the right bottom of the page. Click it\n\nXLMan
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In Internet Explorer.\n\nOpen File Menu and Select Save As option.\nand Select the Plcawe i.e C;/,d:/ etc.\nand Click Save which will save current web page to ur hard disk not whole site.
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In FIREFOX go to FILE>IMPORT... and a button should pop up allowing you to import bookmarks, history, preferences, etc. from Safari.
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Use opera internet browser. It has links panel which capture all the links of the webpage. It also has integrated download manager that can download them all.
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This was asked in an earlier question.  But the basic answer is, you can't (and you definitely can't do it with a server side script like ASP).  Even if you could, you still have other ways that the user can navigate back into the middle of a session.  There are the forward/back options in the context menu (right click on a page), there is the browswer history, the user can simply enter an explicit url.\n\nSo bottom line is you can't do it and even if you could you need to make your web app robust enough to handle users plopping themselves in the middle of defunct sessions and/or repeating actions.
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Go to Tools> Internet Option > General > Temporary Internet File. \nand do the same thing to History. \nHarry
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Something that I do when I need to do this is i use Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. http://www.getfirefox.com . It works perfectly.
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Try http://www.firefox.com/\nAlso, try cleaning out your temporary internet files folder.
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Use 'Save as' "Web page (*.htm;*.html)" and copy to your web site.