How Can I Save a Web Page to View Offline?
To access your most commonly visited web sites quickly, you can bookmark a web page. Bookmarking your web page makes it accessible from your web browser when you're online. However, if you are frequently on the go or have a weak Internet connection, you can also save your favorite web pages (in part or as a whole) to later view pages offline. You can no longer use the Favorites option to save web pages offline in Internet Explorer, according to Microsoft. Depending on your browser, you can choose to save the page with or without images, as a web archive or a text file.
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Instructions
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Internet Explorer
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Open the web page you want to save, then select "File" and "Save As" from the toolbar.
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Navigate to the folder where you want to save the web page.
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Click on the drop-down list by "Save as type" at the bottom of the dialog box and select "Web Archive, single file," "Webpage, complete," "Webpage, HTML only" or "Text File." Then click "Save."
Firefox
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Go to the web page that will be saved and click on "File" and "Save Page As" in the toolbar.
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Select the folder where you want to save your web page.
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Change the "Save as type" option at the bottom of the dialog box to "Web Page, complete," "Web Page, HTML only" or "Text File." Then press "Save."
Opera
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Navigate to the web page you need, then select "File" and "Save Page As" in the toolbar.
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Choose a folder for your web page.
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Select an option from the "Save as type" menu---"HTML file," "HTML file with images," "Web archive (single file)" or "Text File." Then click "Save."
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