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Summary
WebsiteArchiver is an app for saving webpages locally as permanent, independent copies instead of relying on public archives that can become inaccessible. It includes a crawler for capturing pages, a graph view for visualizing them, and both reader and live views for displaying saved content. Pages can be organized into folders, collections and tags, and cookies can be used to get past loginwalls or cookie banners during saving. Saved pages can be exported as .warc, .webarchive, .mhtml or PDF files, and images can be removed from saved copies. A Safari extension, an iOS app and iCloud sync are also included.
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Don't rely on the internet to remember. Make sure it does.
Public archives like archive.org are valuable, but not always accessible. Content disappears, access gets restricted, and entire pages can suddenly become unavailable.
With the Websitearchiver app, you're in control:
Your webpages are saved locally as .html files, permanently available and independent of external services.
Because what’s saved locally stays accessible, no matter what happens online.
- Crawler
- Graph View
- Reader View & Live View
- Folders, Collections & Tags
- Use cookies, for loginwalls or cookie banners.
- Saved in .html
- Export as .warc , .webarchive, .mhtml or .PDF
- Safari Extension
- Remove Images
- iOS App
- iCloud Sync
If there is a version of this app for iOS/Mac or Windows we don't know about, paste the store link here — we'll auto-detect the store.
How to find the URL:1. Open the app in its store. 2.In the App Store app: tap the Share icon → “Copy Link”. In the browser: copy the URL from the address bar — it contains apps.apple.com/…/id… or apps.microsoft.com/detail/…. 3. Paste it here.
Paste the original link from the Apple App Store or Microsoft Store. We fetch all details automatically.
How to find the URL:
1. Open the app in its store. 2.In the App Store app: tap the Share icon → “Copy Link”. In the browser: copy the URL from the address bar — it contains apps.apple.com/…/id… or apps.microsoft.com/detail/…. 3. Paste it here.
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