Preserving pages offline

[ADP101]

Me and a few friends are making a timebox sort of thing and we wanted to put our current facebook pages into there. I downloaded a program called Website Ripper Coppier. It downloads websites or pages and makes them availble offline. It works for almost alll sites but not facebook. Any1 know how to copy a simple profile page?

 

[Ghost Ranger]

Just right click>Save Page As... in Firefox. In Internet Explorer File>Save As... or Page>Save As...

 

[LucyDuke]

You could also screenshot the whole page as an image. There's a firefox extension that does that, though I can't think of the name. That's less likely to get messy.

 

[Ghost Ranger]

Except that things like links won't be usable, and the HTML won't be editable. Though, on second thought, why not do both?

 

[LucyDuke]

If it's kept long enough, the links will be useless anyway.

 

[GoodGame]

I'm not familiar with how the social networking sites work, but have you tried a web archiver like HTTrack?

 

[Cutlass]

Ih firefox, ctrl+S saves the page as a HTML document and a file of everything on it so that if you click on the file it loads the page just as it is in the browser.

 

[warpus]

Facebook is AJAX heavy so a simple 'page save' might not do... although it should, in theory.