SingleFile for Safari

SingleFile for Safari

Save web pages faithfully

61 ratings
42 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 10, 2022
  • September 17, 2026

Features

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About

Preserve entire webpages as single HTML files, including images, styling, and fonts. This extension maintains original layout and links for offline access, acting like a digital snapshot of the web content.

โœ“Save entire webpages
โœ“Includes images, styling, fonts
โœ“Preserves original layout
โœ“Maintains links
โœ“Single HTML file output
โœ“Offline access
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What's New in SingleFile for Safari

1.26.0

September 17, 2026

The characters that cannot be used in a file name, and what they are replaced with, can now be edited in the options, with a preview and a button to restore the defaults. The animation of the bar added to a saved page can now be turned off. The option that saves the address the page came from now has a checkbox on the options page. The marks showing the progress of a save are readable again when the browser uses a dark color scheme. An option in the editor settings was displayed without its label. A resource the server refuses is no longer requested a second time. The columns of the automatic settings table are named for what they hold, and a name too wide for its column is shown in full when the pointer rests on it. Several translations are corrected, and the Chinese help page documents the options that were missing from it. An italic font declared with a slant angle is kept, instead of being removed as unused. A file name shortened to the maximum length keeps its complete extension.

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User reviews

Excellent plug-in!

I have been using this extension in Firefox for over a year, and was shocked to see it in the App Store. It is extremely useful, especially when paired with an API call to something like Readeck or Linkwarden for archival. I highly recommend it.

Perfect

I usually report to PDFs when saving webpages but itโ€™s clunky. The single file html output is faithful to the page and grabs all the elements.

Devs, still around?

Did this app get abandoned? :(

Response from developer

No, it's not abandoned at all. Thank you for the review, I guess.

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So Many Positive Reviews one might Take Them Seriously.

useless unable to break through "project covet" and access files partitioned under that operation.

FAQ

What does SingleFile for Safari do?

SingleFile for Safari is a Safari extension that allows you to save entire webpages as a single HTML file. It captures images, styling, frames, and fonts, preserving the original layout and links.

How do I use SingleFile for Safari?

To use the extension, wait for the webpage to fully load. Then, click the SingleFile button in your Safari extension toolbar to process and save the page. You can click the button again to cancel the saving process.

What are the benefits of saving pages as a single HTML file?

Saving pages as a single HTML file allows for easy offline access to the content. Unlike screenshots or PDFs, it preserves the original layout, links, and interactive elements, providing a more faithful representation of the webpage.

Is SingleFile for Safari compatible with all websites?

The extension aims to save entire webpages faithfully, including images, styling, frames, and fonts. While it strives to capture all elements, complex or dynamically loading content might have variations in how they are saved.