Rated 5 out of 5 stars

le geffchang ar Beal. 31, 2012 · buan-nasc

Before, I used to save webpages by saving them as "Web page complete". It was fine, but it generated an HTML file and a folder. So for each save, you had to manage 2 things: a file and a folder. That wasn't very efficient

So next, I tried to save the pages by printing them as PDF files. Unfortunately, it was an UGLY solution. Content inside the PDF looked messy!

Then, I found out about this add-on, and can't turn back. It saves each page in the lay-out I expect it to be (with images!), and in 1 single file. Just perfect for my needs!