Page saver

Saves the current web page as one file with all external dependencies (style, script, images) downloaded and inlinedSaves a complete web page in its current state as one file with all external dependencies (scripts, stylesheets, images) inlined into the page.

Useful if you want to archive a page, test your website on any device or for SEO purposes.It's also useful to compute the footprint of your page: how much data does a first time visitor have to download?

Works perfectly with popular Javascript frameworks such as JQuery, Modernizr, AngularJS, Knockout, Bootstrap, etc.
Note that while an inlined page can still connect to JSON or XML webservices, the inlined page does not persist security information or sessions so you may run into authentication issues.

Version 1.5.0
* Better handling of relative file paths
* The browser action button is now clickable
* Lighter color scheme

Version 1.4.1
* Fixed: <link> tags were skipped if not all lowercase

Version 1.4.0
* Vastly improved speed
* Resolved issues with inlining never ending
* Resolved issue with adblockers interfering with inlining
* Added support for images in <embed> and <source srcset> tags

Version 1.3.0
* Added: overlay with progress information and button to stop inlining and get the page immediately
* Added: when clicking on the Chrome menu icon, users get instructions to use the right-click menu

Version 1.2.2
* Fixed: timeout still fired even if the page was saved normally
* Fixed: illegal characters in downloaded file name
* Fixed: some problems with downloading resources are now fixed

Version 1.2.1
* Removed invalid characters from filename when saving the inlined page

Version 1.2
* Major rewrite for speed improvement
* Added options page
* Fixed problems that were preventing certain webpages from being inlined

Version 1.1.5
* Renamed to Page saver

Version 1.1.4
* Fixed: img tags without src attribute caused the inlining process to fail

Version 1.1.3
* Fixed: @import statements in stylesheets weren't processed
* Fixed: url() and @import statements in already inline stylesheets weren't processed
* Fixed: page output was saved with incorrect character encoding

Version 1.1.2
* Fixed: prevented process from halting when any resource couldn't be downloaded

Version 1.1.1
* Fixed: url() references in CSS that contained certain characters were not inlined

Version 1.1
* Fixed: url() references in CSS were not inlined
* Fixed: pages without external resources were not being saved
* Added: meta tag with source URL and timestamp
* Added: activity indication while inlining resources
* Changed: source URL is used to create filename

Version 1.0
* Initial release