Save The Web With Scrapbook – Firefox Plugin

We wrote about saving entire websites and web pages using PageNest recently. It works like a charm, and was more of an offline browser. Only problem was that it’s a 1.4 MB software that works only on Windows. For those of you who use alternative operating systems or want something running out of their browser, Scrapbook is what we recommend.

Scrapbook is a small plugin for Firefox that saves web pages for offline reference. An added feature of Scrapbook compared to other web page saving software is that it allows you to manage your saved web pages very easily, and comes with several useful features integrated. Other basic features include exporting saved pages and combining them.

You can add a comment, a sticky annotation, inline annotation, highlight text for future reference, show all the saved web pages in the sidebar, and much more. (click on the image above to really understand what Scrapbook can do).

Advanced options are available where you can specify the depth of links to be followed, and choose what type of media (JPEG, ZIP) formats should be saved. You can even bookmark a tab for future saving.

I haven’t yet told you the best part of Scrapbook. It’s the ability to capture all open tabs! Now how’s that for a small plugin? =)