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I would like it if every single page that I ever view (not based on query string, only URL) would automatically be cached so that I could view them again if I am offline.
For example I have saved a lot of bookmarks for managing ESXi, however if I follow the bookmarks it reloads the page as expected.
How can I permanently and automatically save the resource so that if the original location removes the content I will still have the information on my system?
I do not want this to be cleared however if I delete all browser data.
Maybe there is a firefox plugin for this?
MetaGuru
Posted 2011-07-18T21:07:24.483
Reputation: 3 589
1"Can you run off a few copies of the internet for me?" – mmyers – 2011-07-18T21:10:45.793
2Sure but I think there's a new version already :( – MetaGuru – 2011-07-18T21:14:00.520
Small correction: The query string is part of the URL; and there are many websites (for example, Drupal-based, or many news sites) that only have one index.html and use the query string for everything. – user1686 – 2011-07-18T22:31:33.493
@mmyers: there is a joke: man finds advertisement in newspaper saying "selling internet on DVDs". He asks the man, how many dvds and he says something like "999 999 999 DVDs". "Too much." "Okay, if you want, I can burn it on only 10 DVDs, but without porn." :-D – Juhele – 2011-07-19T06:18:20.977
@grawity this I know, however that does not change my desired functionality of the automatic saving, however for now I only found a manual solution which eliminates the need for that detail – MetaGuru – 2011-07-19T15:42:12.573