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Google Chrome lets you Save Web Pages in Google Chrome so you can view them later. You can save just the HTML or HTML and other resources (like images) to put a page back together without an internet connection.
Users have been asking for a long time for Google Chrome to get a useful new feature: the ability to save web pages to read later. With Chrome version 89.0.4389.0 for Windows, macOS, and Linux, you can use the new Reading list feature.
Edge users are already familiar with the fact that they can save web pages. With the old Edge, you could set a tab aside and get it back after a certain amount of time. On the other hand, the new Edge has a feature called Collections that does the same thing, but in a different way.
How to Save Web Pages in Google Chrome
- Select the Menu icon (three vertical dots).
- When the dropdown menu appears, hover your pointer over the More tools option to open a submenu, and then select Save Page As.
- A Save File dialog box will appear.
- Next to Save As, change the web page’s name if you don’t want to use the one that appears in the name field.
- Select where you want to save the web page and its accompanying files, and then select Save.
- If you navigate to the folder where you saved the file, you’ll see an HTML file of the web page and, in many cases, an accompanying folder that contains code, plug-ins, and other resources used in the creation of the web page.
Best Google Chrome Alternatives
Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla Firefox is a popular web browser that uses its own rendering engine instead of the open-source Chromium like most other browsers. Compared to Google Chrome, the browser can be changed in a lot of ways and has a lot of plugins and extensions you can use.
Plus, if you choose Version 90 of the browser, you get a popup blocker and alerts if your email address has been stolen or is part of a known data breach. It also blocks fingerprinting and browser tracking, and if you have a Mac, it has a picture-in-picture mode for video.
Vivaldi
Plus, Vivaldi has more customization options than Google Chrome, which doesn’t have any. You can change just about everything, from the way it looks to how it works. You can also see your history as a graph. This is different from Google Chrome, which only shows a small amount of history.
Vivaldi is based on Chromium, but it doesn’t work like Google Chrome. With Vivaldi, you can pin sites to the sidebar, change the fonts and colors on a page, and put toolbars wherever you want. You can also change how search and tabs work, give search engines nicknames, and add a notes panel to the bookmarks and history lists.
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge is the most popular alternative to Google Chrome on our list. Microsoft Edge, which comes pre-installed on all new Windows PCs, is the third most-used web browser. Still, less than 5% of people who use the internet use Microsoft Edge. We think it’s a good alternative because of this. Here are some important facts about Microsoft Edge.
Edge is a real competitor to Google Chrome in terms of what it does and how big it is. In other words, Edge was made for the average person who uses the internet. Microsoft’s Edge browser is fast and easy to use. It makes it easy to work and play on the internet, and it works well with tools that come with Windows and Microsoft Office.
