Fantastic extension, and it worked on one of the longest Reddit threads I know of (when nothing else did). No flaws, quick execution, and even open source!

Thank you for this!

super simple to use and doing the job. Excellent

Awesome. Simple & Very useful.

Perfectly replaces a discontinued UNMHT and MAF addons!

What I was looking for to avoid web clippers !

Hello.
Pages remained ideally!
Here only there are the big lack: it are impossible to choose manually a way (the necessary folder) for preservation of each page.
At present, all pages remained on a system disk which are intend for
storages of system files, instead of files automobile, musical, scientific, culinary
and other themes in an one general heap.
At a great number of the ke pages - it are absolutely impossible to understand this heap.


*** Correction:
Thanks for the help.
Understanding with a conclusion of a window "save as". All worked.
I changes the estimation on 5.

But in Firefox settings - always I uses "to give out inquiry about preservation", and Firefox - remembered last folder in whom the page remaining, and the folder of loadings by default - are inactive, though are called "Loadings".
At preservation of the following page, the same way opened, and it are not necessary again and to choose again a disk, a folder, subfolder, each time since a disk of "C".
And the this version of your addition - did not remember a final journey of preservation and always used the fixed folder. Even at possibility to change a way in options and profiles -
it are much more less convenient, in comparison with storing of a last journey of preservation.

Tell please, whether you planned to add an option "to remember a final journey of preservation"?
In advance Thanks.

perfect plugin

so good for now. i would like to know which tag works to name my saved file as i want. i can t manage my files correctly if i saved many pages from the same website. it has all the same page-title. where can i find the tags to custom the name ?

An indispensable tool for content caching.