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

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 05The Best Pocket Alternatives After the ShutdownPocket is gone. The read-it-later apps people moved to, and what to look for.
  6. 06How to Save a Web Page as MarkdownOne keypress in Chrome, Obsidian Web Clipper, or pandoc on the command line.
  7. 07The Best Chrome Extensions to Save Web PagesSingleFile, Save Page WE, the Wayback Machine, Markdown clippers and DefyRot, compared.