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Automatically saves the contents of the web pages you have viewed to WebDAV, and allows you to find pages you have previously viewed Updates: v2.1: * Fix: Unable to view cached content for some search results -------------------------------- Page Auto Archiver automatically saves the contents of the web pages you have viewed to WebDAV, and provides a search function that allows you to easily find pages you have previously viewed. I often got stuck when I suddenly remembered that there was something I wanted on a web page I had visited a few days ago, but I couldn't remember the URL. Although I remembered a few keywords on the web page, I couldn't find it with Google. So I thought, if there is a way to let me search the web pages I had visited before, that would be good. Then, I make this extension. This extension automatically saves the full-text content of the web pages you are visiting to WebDAV in the background. When you want to find something, you can use the search function to search for it. You can use your own built WebDAV service, or you can use a free WebDAV service I provide. If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to send an email to pageautoarchiver@pingflash.com -------------------------- Old Updates: v2.0: * New: Allow open search result link in new window * New: Automatic restore explorer and search page state v1.9: * Fix: List files failed with some thirdpard WebDAV provider * Fix: URL with special characters not decoded in search result v1.8: * Fix: WebDAV configuration can not be saved v1.7: * Add Guide Mode, now it is easier to set up WebDAV endpoint * Fix: unable to connect while there is '@' character in username or password
Mar 7, 2023
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