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I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still.need to save source HTML content, not always just single images.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still.need still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images.images. This missing feature and the https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/ stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a wiki/HTML/text in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/ (data: bug) stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a wiki/HTML/text in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/ (data: bug) ((data:mime,content empty browser init crash bug)) stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a wiki/HTML/text in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/ (((data:mime,content empty browser init crash bug)) bug) stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a wiki/HTML/text in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/ (data:mime,content ) empty browser init crash bug) bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a wiki/HTML/text in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/ (data:mime,content) empty browser init data:mile,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a wiki/HTML/text text/HTML in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mile,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mile,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like:like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL in as "URL".

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mile,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL in as "URL".

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mile,content data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stop stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL".

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL"."URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

tl;dr Without a workaround? You Currently (04/2015), you cannot do it.it.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

tl;dr Without a workaround? Currently (04/2015), --(04/2015)-- 05/2016, you cannot do it.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

tl;dr Without a workaround? Currently --(04/2015)-- 05/2016, (05/2016), you cannot do it.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.

tl;dr Without a workaround? Currently (05/2016), you cannot do it.Not possible with the stock browser, use Web Pirate or Webcat (available from the Jolla Store) instead.

I don't see how to save remote webpages to local disk using the native browser on my Jolla. I can load file:/// links in the browser but I still need to save source HTML content, not always just single images. This missing feature and the empty browser data:mime,content crash bug combine to make the browser less than it might otherwise be (for me). See:

https://together.jolla.com/question/72942/bug-browser-startup-crash-for-datamimecontent/

The bug stops users from being able to use their bookmarks as a text/HTML in-context notepad.

To save a (non-private) page as an image I can use, for example, services like url2png:

But the image address causes a failed save in the browser:

https://api.url2png.com/v6/P4DE5D1C99D8EF/78b0823f49791cdb27ba4003ecfe828d/png/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fbl.ocks.org%2Fmbostock%2F7607999&max_width=550&viewport=1024x2000&fullpage=1&thumbnail_max_width=550

It can only be saved locally using, for example, curl and encapsulating the URL as "URL". There is a means to do it as seen in http://eligrey.com/demos/FileSaver.js/ but it unfortunately doesn't quite resolve saving yet. Perhaps in due course I can adapt it to work as a bookmark. I'll post successes or failures here.

The processing and memory overhead comparing text to images is not insignificant, though.