Is there a browser that archives the pages as you browse the websites?

Hi there,
Is there a browser that downloads the webpages and everything they require to be viewed offline as you browse a webpage, and then when you visit that specific webpage URL again and you don’t have internet connection, the browser just shows you the offline version of the webpage that it archived when you previously visited the same webpage?

I have searched around and found many crawlers suggestions such as HTTPTrack , Heritrix, openWayback, singlefile etc, but I don’t want to archive entire websites, i only wish to crawl/download the current webpage i am using so i can visit it later aswell if internet goes out

EDIT: i think i found a suitable software guys, it's called archiveweb.page: https://webrecorder.net/archivewebpage/

seems like it perfectly fits the usecase i mentioned

please let me know if there are any problems with this software

Jourdy288 I used to use MM3 Web Assistant, but that was a long time ago and I think it was incompatible with HTTPS- I'm not sure if it's been updated. Jan 21, 2025 2 likes

[deleted] Author looks like the new kid in town is archiveweb.page: https://webrecorder.net/archivewebpage/

seems like it perfectly fits the usecase i mentioned Jan 21, 2025 2 likes

jwink3101 Not 100% what you want but I think you can set SingleFile to download automatically. Jan 21, 2025 1 like

[deleted] Author indeed i can, but i can't interact with the content on the webpages that redirect to another webpage, because the link they redirect to is a server online (something like: https://www.example.com/page2) instead of the locally downloaded Webpage: (C:/Users/Downloads/page2.html),

i am looking for a browser or a software that works like a normal browser, but also saves the webpages i visit, and then when i visit that specific webpage without Internet connection, it should first try the original URL (such as https://www.example.com/page2) and if it can't find it because of no Internet connection, it should redirect and show me the offline version of the same webpage (something like: (C:/Users/Downloads/page2.html) that it downloaded when i was browsing that webpage online Jan 21, 2025 1 like

jwink3101 I understand. That’s why I said “not 100%”. I don’t think what you’re asking for exists. But good luck! Jan 21, 2025 2 likes