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MHT support in Firefox
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Good question. The article isn't clear if this is a genuine open standard, or a MS non-standard. It does mention that Konqueror has its own Web page archiver- it's pretty slick and I use it a lot. It rolls a Web page into a bundle with the .war extension, and it looks like a single page. But behind the .war all the page elements and files are in a tar archive, so it's readable on any system that supports tar. Unlike MHTML, which requires special goo to work.
Well, I don't know how open the standard is, but Opera uses mht by default when you save a web page in it.
Hey, thanks, TC. I never used the archiver in Konqueror, it's pretty darn slick. Nice little trick for me to keep handy.
>|The article isn't clear if this is a genuine open standard, or a MS non-standard.
A proposed standard:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2557
Bob T.
A proposed standard:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2557
Bob T.
Quoting:the archiver in Konqueror, it's pretty darn slick
It is isn't it, Helios pointed it out to me a while back.
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