How to save website before it’s deleted

[Cheeks]

I want to save a website as is, before it gets deleted. Anyone know how to do this?

 

 

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[Old Guy]

I was happy using https://www.httrack.com/ to make a complete copy of a website I was interested in saving.

 

It's open source and free and easy to use.

[jwhess]

Many years ago (when I was mainly using Android devices) I used an app that would do this.  I copied the JW.ORG website and stored it on my tablet.  It would copy about 3 levels down.  Our territory had poor internet connection and I wanted to show people at the door what the website looked like and how to use it to find things.  It worked pretty good, even when I had no internet at their door-step.

 

I don't remember the app and I have mostly settled on Windows 11 and Ipad-IOS for my operating systems.

[Tia]

That sounds familiar!  

[Korotkiy]

offline explorer

here is a link to my fileshare

https://files.cinegy.com/index.php/s/0BF0Ltyp6nkmKfh

 

[Dages]

Nothing is really lost when using https://web.archive.org/

[Brandon]

1 hour ago, Dages said:

using https://web.archive.org/

Ya if you go the bottom, it has a box “save page now” so you can manually trigger them to archive a specific page that is currently online. 
 

another one is archive.is

 

I usually submit it to both of them if it’s important

[SLinquist]

Both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge support CTL + S.

 

Pressing the CTL key and S at the same time brings up a "Save webpage" dialog.

This saves the entire webpage on your PC depending on where you save it. Pay close attention on the folder location. 

 

CTL + O - Pressing CTL key and O at the same time will bring up a "Open Webpage" dialog. There you can open the HTML file. There is a folder with a similar name to the webpage you just saved. That folder contains data for opening the HTML file.

 

 

Edited October 2 by SLinquist