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ViewsHow to save a webpage at its current state with images on Chrome?
I have scrolled down a lot on Facebook and now I want to save the page with the loaded content, including images, so I don't have to scroll and wait for it to load next time.
What I tried: copying the inner HTML of the body does not include images as it only contains the HTML code.
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When you copy the html of a page then save it as an html file & view it, the images might not work in case they're a relative path; meaning they should be manually & placed alongside your html, but I'm not sure if it's the case of Facebook.
Anyway, here's how to save a Webpage with chrome in general:
You can save it as webpage with Chrome Save As by pressing Ctrl + S on keyboard on windows. And choose 1 of 3 options for saving as a Webpage: HTML Only, Single File, Complete. Below is a screenshot.
You can press Ctrl + P, to save the page as a PDF file.
You can install a Chrome Extension, to save the whole page as an Image. 1 extension is called GoFullPage.
