Keep the web you rely on.
Practical guides to saving web pages, archiving them before they disappear and finding the ones that already have.
Updated October 21, 2026
- 01How to Save a Web Page Offline in ChromeFour ways to keep a page you can open with no internet, and which one to use.
- 02How to Archive a Web Page Before It DisappearsThe Wayback Machine, archive.today or a private copy: what each keeps and when to use it.
- 03How to See a Web Page That No Longer ExistsA link is dead or the page was deleted. Where to find an old copy, step by step.
- 04What Is Link Rot? Causes, Examples and How to Avoid ItWhy links break, how common it is, and how to protect the ones you rely on.
- 05The Best Pocket Alternatives After the ShutdownPocket is gone. The read-it-later apps people moved to, and what to look for.
- 06How to Save a Web Page as MarkdownOne keypress in Chrome, Obsidian Web Clipper, or pandoc on the command line.
- 07The Best Chrome Extensions to Save Web PagesSingleFile, Save Page WE, the Wayback Machine, Markdown clippers and DefyRot, compared.