I have a lot of saved web pages that I want to view whenever I want without the page connecting to the web site (I can do this on WM). How do I do this on Android? Every time I click on the HTML file it says "no connection".
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You can try this method if you have the html page saved locally.– DanielApr 28, 2011 at 15:55
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Maybe close this as a dupe of How can a complete web page be saved and viewed on an Android device??– sleskeDec 19, 2022 at 9:17
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You can use OffLine Browser by Nikodroid. It can save web pages (and related links) and then allows you to read them when you are offline.
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This seems to work well, allows downloading things that are linked to as well, like photos.– endolithNov 24, 2019 at 19:55
One can use Pocket or Instapaper to save something from your desktop for offline reading on your mobile.
You could also generate PDF files using the share feature of the Android system. I am currently researching the best way. For now I am using Web2PDF with Chrome on my Nexus 10. Does not work perfectly with all sites though. For those that do no work yet I am using the website PDFmyURL.com.
Today I noticed hat Firefox can save PDF of whole pages by default. It is hidden in Extras...
You can use PaperSpan app to save original page offline to SD Card. Saving links can be done through computer, and app will sync and save offline.
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1Do you have any connection to this app? You've posted two answers recently with it in.– PeanutAug 17, 2013 at 23:09
You can open MHTML files with MHT & MHTML Viewer, Reader app.
I am using my file explorer to open the MHTML files using this app. Sometimes I need to use the option "Open as" to see this app as an option. Another way to open MHTML files is to browse your files using this app.
I am not affiliated to the app in any way though. Opera is also an excellent app to save (and view) MHTML files.
