FAQ
Below you'll find answers to the most common cases.
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Below you'll find answers to the most common cases.
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empresademkor@gmail.comchrome://extensions) and your Chrome version.FullPage Saver is maintained by one person: I reply as soon as I can, although there is no guaranteed response time.
Yes, FullPage Saver is completely free, with no sign-up or artificial limits.
No. Everything is processed in your browser and saved to your computer through the download you confirm. There are no servers of its own and no analytics.
activeTab and scripting to read and scroll the tab when you press a button, downloads to save the file and pageCapture for the .mht format. Access to all sites is optional and only requested with a button, to embed resources from other domains.
Set the capture speed to “Slow” and don't switch tabs while it captures. The automatic re-check captures again anything that hadn't finished loading.
Yes: app mode scrolls only the main panel of apps like Gmail, Drive or Outlook, and in PDF viewers it copies each page at its original size with its text.
Español, català, English, français, português, Deutsch and italiano. You choose the language the first time you open it.
This usually happens when another extension interferes with downloads (download managers, antivirus…): Chrome ignores the name FullPage Saver requests. Try disabling that extension or rename the file.
When saving to HTML the extension asks, with a button, for access to all sites to download resources from other domains. If you decline, those resources stay linked and need a connection. Save again and accept the permission.
chrome://…) or the Web StoreChrome doesn't allow extensions to read its internal pages or the store. It's a browser limitation.
In the preview, tick or untick sections and parts. You can also use Content only or reading mode.
Chrome opens the “Save as” dialog so you choose the folder. The HTML to PDF converter in “one PDF per file” mode saves without asking into the FullPage Saver folder in Downloads.
Use Delete temporary data inside the extension when you finish; the preview is kept in the extension's local storage and never leaves your computer.
Yes, at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. By default, Alt+Shift+P saves the tab as a PDF.
Download the ZIP from the latest Release, replace the folder and click reload in chrome://extensions. From the Chrome Web Store it updates itself.