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Mozilla Archive Format
Save complete web pages in a single file, using one of the following formats:
- MAFF (Mozilla Archive Format File)
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MAFF files are standard ZIP files containing one or more web pages, images, or other downloadable content. Additional information, like the original page address, is saved along with the content; this metadata allows the browser to open these files intelligently.
For example, you can save to disk all the open tabs at once in a single MAFF file.
MAFF files are not proprietary, and once saved with Firefox they can be opened on any modern computer system, using your favorite ZIP extraction utility. Learn more...
- MHTML (Internet Explorer's MHT)
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MHTML, or MIME HTML, is the file format used by Internet Explorer when saving web archives. The Mozilla Archive Format extension allows Firefox to open and save these files seamlessly, although 100% compatibility with Internet Explorer requires the UnMHT extension.
MHTML can only contain a single web page and its subpages. Learn more...
Download and install
For Firefox 3. Fast updates.
After installing:
- Enable the Save Complete component
- Check out the compatible extensions
- Feedback is welcome!
Licensed under the GNU General Public License.
Current features
- Save and load complete web pages using either MAFF or MHTML
- Convert previously saved pages without losing the original information
- Save pages accurately using the Save Complete extension
- Save more than one page in a MAFF archive
- Open the contents of MAFF archives in multiple tabs at once
- Reopen saved pages from their original web address
- Navigate off-line across all the pages in your open archives
- On Windows, associate MAFF and MHTML file types with Firefox