Ever stumble upon a really awesome site that you don’t have time to browse? Sure, you could use Pocket, Instapaper, or Read It Later to save it for for later perusal, but Google would much rather you ...

If you are a webmaster, blogger, or avid Internet user, you might possibly have used the Wayback Machine at some point. For those who don’t know, Wayback Machine is a digital archive service that lets ...

Q. I’ve seen some useful Web pages disappear when sites shut down. What’s my best option to keep a copy of a page for future reference? A. The obvious answer is to use your browser’s own page-saving ...

If you're like me, you save a bunch of web pages for later with software like Save to Pocket but never get to them. You occasionally remember to look at the sad, enormous pile of web content that you ...

Saving a web page for offline viewing is a great way to combat network problems if you want to view particular information in remote areas or for other purposes. Today, we are going to look at several ...

The web is an indispensable research tool, but keeping track of all of the information you find there can be daunting. You could bookmark all of the items you’d like to revisit, but that’s just so ...

Typically, when you want to save a Web page for future reference, you bookmark it. But what happens if that site gets taken down? Or the content of the page gets changed? Or you want to actually ...

All web browsers give you the possibility to save a web page on your computer, so you can access it offline within two clicks. It can be really helpful when you want to read an article or a web book ...

I’m a big fan of getting instructions off the internet: recipes, directions on car maintenance, or video game walkthroughs, for example. The problem is that you need to be online to view them. Now in ...

Generally speaking, if you want to save a file from the internet to a service like Dropbox, Google Drive, or Skydrive, you have to download it to your computer first, then upload it into cloud storage ...