How do you mark the internet as "finished"?

Posted by Slartibartfarst
Sep 30, 2013 at 03:40 PM

jimspoon wrote: Sep 30, 2013 at 07:54 AM
Scrapbook is a great extension. It was the main thing that kept me
>using Firefox before finally switching to Chrome. Also has good
>annotation features. I used to use the “auto-save” extension so that I
>saved every page I browsed without any intervention on my part. I
>wished it had the ability to save the files in MHT format though.
> ...
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Re MHT: Probably not much use to you now that you have switched to Chrome, but I can report useful results with my trials of these Firefox extensions: (pretty impressive results actually)
- UnMHT - http://www.unmht.org/unmht/en_index.html
- Mozilla Archive Format (MHT/MAFF) - http://maf.mozdev.org/

The caveat I have is that, though these both work perfectly, the content of saved MAFF files (pages) might not always be easily searchable. Whether you have saved single or multiple pages/tabs, viewing the archive file may be restricted to a Mozilla browser with the MAF extnsion. Universal Viewer and Internet Explorer do not seem to be able to decode the compression (.ZIP) format they use, though 7-zip can open the files OK as an archive.

Interestingly, I noticed that the MS Labs OneNote Canvas experimental software (circa 2009?) exported/converted all the OneNote .one files into .mht files. (It was a one-way conversion only.)