Thank you for your excellent work! This extension can save all pictures!!

So far so good. Just no option to choose a destination folder on save so they all go to a big God-forsaken Windows virtual folder where you have to retrieve them if you want to file them properly. Or am I missing something?
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Thanks so much for that response! Open Save As to confirm file name solves it for me.

Would I be correct in guessing you struggled to decide whether to put that under Template or Destination? (Personally, Destination would have been the obvious place to look for a new user.) If I may say, I see no reason why you shouldn't put it in both places. I wish user interfaces did that so you're not running into dead ends so often.

Other than that, I love the way you've laid out the Options - as a simple list of expandable headings. Thank you! It's such an irritation to have each item separated by big breaks so you can't take it all in at a glance, even worse to have a new dialogue for each item like Windows has it so you're always going down rabbit holes into dead ends and back looking for what you need.

Very useful addon.

I've only been using this app a short while, saves webpages flawlessly, excellent app.

best and simple... it just create one file and it is very good

Thank you so much for such an amazing addon! I literally can't imagine my internet life without it after being using it for year.

The only problem I got is unintended resetting of all addon settings after every update of Firefox. Please, fix that if possible.

This is what I've been looking for for a very long time. I've long liked Safari's ability to save a page as a Webarchive file, but didn't like that it was a proprietary format. Saving via Firefox was okay, but clunky with the way it saves all the files and graphics separately. SingleFile is great, saving everything as a single HTML file. What is this magic where they can include the graphics invisibly in the file? I can still edit the HTML to remove undesirable stuff without breaking the saved file. This extension is so incredibly useful that I hope it's never abandoned.

Exactly what I'm looking for

La qualité de ce module va au-delà de mes espérances. Presque tout y est, et en tout cas l'essentiel, ce qui est clairement l'objectif de ce type d'add-on. Très utile pour les recherches académiques, ou l'archivage pour la gestion administrative, p. ex. les consommateurs face aux CG fluctuantes des commerçants.

En revanche, j'ai l'impression qu'il n'est pas aisément possible d'annoter un fichier HTML SingleFile après l'avoir sauvegardé (i. e. pour y apporter une modification ou une note plus tard).

Might be one of the best extensions I've ever installed. Works great.

I'm using this to solve two problems:

1. "I looked this up once, where was that? What did I search for? Can I find it in my history?"
2. "I should re-read this for the next few weeks/months to reinforce what I learned."
3. "It would be great to capture the Reddit/HackerNews discussion thread along with this article."

Oh that's three. I lied. Oops. :)

My filename template is {visit-year-utc}/{visit-month-utc}/{datetime-iso}-{page-title}.html. This lets me easily identify pages from the previous month, which I then can review and update as needed. Generally I find things through Reddit or HackerNews, so I annotate the page with the post URL. That context comes in handy.

Would be nice to be able to save pages to a custom path in the filesystem. Tags would be a useful addition as well, though it's pretty easy to just do a search in the filesystem for relevant content.