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WebScrapBook by Danny Lin

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  • by Alex AC, 7 years ago
    perhaps do you have another way to open .maff or .htz - without open new tab by menu "open archived page", but just double click file name? anyway, i think it's good extension, thank you for your job.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    As the CAVEATS mentioned: "Allow access to file URLs", which allows the browser to open and view a local archive page directly, is currently not supported in Firefox.

    This is impossible with pure Firefox addon. (The feature is available in Chrome and Chromium-based browsers). We may consider making another accessory application that helps opening such files via double clicking someday, but it'd make the installation more complicated and may not be able to support all platforms of Firefox.

    UPDATED (2017/11/27):
    There are some techniques to open archives using the built-in Firefox JAR protocol. See https://github.com/danny0838/webscrapbook/wiki/View for more detail.
  • by Alpha, 7 years ago
  • by iana, 7 years ago
    a decent effort to replace ScrapBookX it has some good features like maff and htz support
    although not as good as maff or htz mht support would be nice
  • by Mehrdad Khodaei, 7 years ago
    For me is the best. Thank you
  • by Firefox user 13279482, 7 years ago
    Please add the menu like Scarp book X. I can't live without that. For Firefox 57
  • by Firefox user 13459722, 7 years ago
    Thanks for porting this over from Scrapbook X - I've used it for years.

    I think the saving mechanism into a complete archive file package is an improvement to the old "sidebar" which became unmanageable rather quickly.

    Keep up the great work!
  • by Firefox user 13447371, 7 years ago
  • by Firefox user 12137761, 7 years ago
    You should add sidebar access to the saved pages. Just like in the legacy version.
  • by supoyuan, 7 years ago
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  • by Procenko, 7 years ago
    Genius idea! Working for me. And excellent save pages. Good luck with future development!:)