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rushier
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Status: New idea

I want to replace chrome with firefox. But as a student the most common features I use is to save/download the offline webpage. This feature is not present in firefox. It is one of the basic features which a browser should have.

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Jon
Community Manager
Community Manager

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Anonymous
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Saving a website for Offline use can be quite difficult, but if you just want a snapshot of the current site state, you might find this useful.

SingleFile – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)

There are also also other similar addons.

If you are fine with just snapshoting an image of the website, you might also be ok with this

Save Website as Image – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)

Hope these infos help (a bit)

Zatlldo
New member

You can save pages to Mozilla's Pocket feature for later reading. (Look for "Saves" tab in Pocket.) However, personally, Pocket disappoints me because of the unmanageable clickbait "suggestions" that appear on the home screen ("Pocket-Worthy Reads", "Popular Collections", "Today’s Pocket Hits", "Recommended Reads", "Life Hacks"). Pocket is bad for me if I can't clear the Home screen; I'm very distractible and the LAST thing I need is such distractions when I'm trying to get something done. But it might work for you.

Firefighter9
Strollin' around

I would be especially happy for this on the mobile version!