

WebScrapBook
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Browser extension capturing and organizing web pages for offline viewing, annotation, and editing. Offers custom archive formats, hierarchical scrapbook collections, metadata preservation, remote access options, mobile compatibility, and supports legacy data.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MPL-2.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- Microsoft Edge
- Vivaldi
- Google Chrome
- Opera
- Mozilla Firefox
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Recent activities
- Kaarel-K-re added WebScrapBook as alternative to Zipasite
Alessio-Panarella added WebScrapBook as alternative to PagePack
Danilo Venom added WebScrapBook as alternative to Website Downloader- Paul added WebScrapBook as alternative to kage
The Void added WebScrapBook as alternative to SneakyLinksFinder- josepaulinog added WebScrapBook as alternative to NoCodeExport
- Danilo Venom updated WebScrapBook
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Comments and Reviews
I used to use the old Scrapbook extension for Firefox which became defunct with Firefox 57. WebScrapBook is a perfect replacement for newer browsers.
(Web)ScrapBook is amongst the most useful browser extension out there. It allows you to save and, annotate and markup (highlight) webpages that you come across whilst browsing the internet. It is an excellent tool for research. And on top its free. This extension deserves to be more popular.
The unique selling point of (Web)ScrapBook is, that it completely resides within your browser. It's not connected to any service that siphons off your personal and private data.