UnMHT adds MHT file reading/writing support to Firefox. MHT (MHTML, RFC2557) is the webpage archive format to store HTML and images, CSS into single file.
UnMHT provides following features: * Save webpage as MHT file. * Save selection as MHT file * Insert URL of the webpage and date you saved into saved MHT file. * Save multiple tabs as MHT files at a time. * Save multiple tabs into a single MHT file. * Save webpage by single click into prespecified directory with QuickSave feature. * Convert HTML files and directory which contains files used by the HTML into MHT file. * View the MHT file saved by UnMHT, IE, PowerPoint, etc.
• Top positive commentover 10 years ago • 0 replies
Now Chrome has an alternative extension to UnMHT from Firefox, but its quality is not OK I use the Firefox-AddOn unMHT nearly every day; therefore, as long as Google Chrome has no unMHT, it is no browser for me. I cannot imagine to use a browser without UnMHT's normal functions, to store web pages as single mht-files. But the UnMHT function "Save selection as MHT" is very unique, very useful, daily needed and in spite of this not available in any other browser than firefox, as far as I know. The Microsoft Internet Explorer is able to save web pages as mht-files, but cannot save a selection as MHT file. If you tried UnMHT out, you will never want to get along without UnMHT! Now I have detected a new Chrome extension, which is able to save web-pages as single htm-sites: Single File. In a test, those single htm-files can be opened with Chrome and with Firefox, but if you open it with Firefox the site quality is not OK, and SingleFile cannot save a selection as a single file, as UnMHT can. So I will not change to Google Chrome, as long as Google Chrome has no extension with the same features and quality as unMHT has.
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SingleFile for Google Chrome is very well working with: uncheck "remove unused CSS rules" I only unchecked "remove unused CSS rules": Then the result was OK after opening the htm-file with FireFox. All Links then where working perfectly, as if I used unMHT. The author of SingleFile, gildas, has done a very good and important work with creating SingleFile for Google Chrome.
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Comment • over 10 years ago • 0 replies
Now Chrome has an alternative extension to UnMHT from Firefox, but its quality is not OK I use the Firefox-AddOn unMHT nearly every day; therefore, as long as Google Chrome has no unMHT, it is no browser for me. I cannot imagine to use a browser without UnMHT's normal functions, to store web pages as single mht-files. But the UnMHT (1) function "Save selection as MHT" is very unique, very useful, daily needed and in spite of this not available in any other browser than firefox, as far as I know. The Microsoft Internet Explorer is able to save web pages as mht-files, but cannot save a selection as MHT file. If you tried UnMHT out, you will never want to get along without UnMHT! Now I have detected a new Chrome extension, which is able to save web-pages as single htm-sites: Single File (2) In a test, those single htm-files can be opened with Chrome and with Firefox, but if you open it with Firefox the site quality is not OK, and SingleFile cannot save a selection as a single file, as UnMHT can. So I will not change to Google Chrome, as long as Google Chrome has no extension with the same features and quality as unMHT has. (1) http://alternativeto.net/desktop/unmht/ (2) https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/mpiodijhokgodhhofbcjdecpffjipkle?hl=de
Now Chrome has an alternative extension to UnMHT from Firefox, but its quality is not OK
I use the Firefox-AddOn unMHT nearly every day; therefore, as long as Google Chrome has no unMHT, it is no browser for me.
I cannot imagine to use a browser without UnMHT's normal functions, to store web pages as single mht-files.
But the UnMHT function "Save selection as MHT" is very unique, very useful, daily needed and in spite of this not available in any other browser than firefox, as far as I know.
The Microsoft Internet Explorer is able to save web pages as mht-files, but cannot save a selection as MHT file.
If you tried UnMHT out, you will never want to get along without UnMHT!
Now I have detected a new Chrome extension, which is able to save web-pages as single htm-sites: Single File.
In a test, those single htm-files can be opened with Chrome and with Firefox, but if you open it with Firefox the site quality is not OK, and SingleFile cannot save a selection as a single file, as UnMHT can.
So I will not change to Google Chrome, as long as Google Chrome has no extension with the same features and quality as unMHT has.
SingleFile for Google Chrome is very well working with: uncheck "remove unused CSS rules"
I only unchecked "remove unused CSS rules":
Then the result was OK after opening the htm-file with FireFox. All Links then where working perfectly, as if I used unMHT.
The author of SingleFile, gildas, has done a very good and important work with creating SingleFile for Google Chrome.
Now Chrome has an alternative extension to UnMHT from Firefox, but its quality is not OK
I use the Firefox-AddOn unMHT nearly every day; therefore, as long as Google Chrome has no unMHT, it is no browser for me.
I cannot imagine to use a browser without UnMHT's normal functions, to store web pages as single mht-files.
But the UnMHT (1) function "Save selection as MHT" is very unique, very useful, daily needed and in spite of this not available in any other browser than firefox, as far as I know.
The Microsoft Internet Explorer is able to save web pages as mht-files, but cannot save a selection as MHT file.
If you tried UnMHT out, you will never want to get along without UnMHT!
Now I have detected a new Chrome extension, which is able to save web-pages as single htm-sites: Single File (2)
In a test, those single htm-files can be opened with Chrome and with Firefox, but if you open it with Firefox the site quality is not OK, and SingleFile cannot save a selection as a single file, as UnMHT can.
So I will not change to Google Chrome, as long as Google Chrome has no extension with the same features and quality as unMHT has.
(1) http://alternativeto.net/desktop/unmht/
(2) https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/mpiodijhokgodhhofbcjdecpffjipkle?hl=de