Html

A self-hosted internet archiving tool that takes URLs and saves them in multiple formats – HTML, PDF, screenshot, WARC, media files – for long-term preservation.

A mature, well-established website mirroring tool that creates offline-browsable copies of entire websites, preserving directory structure and link integrity.

A browser extension (and CLI tool) that saves a complete web page – including CSS, images, fonts, and iframes – into a single, self-contained HTML file.

Python tool that syncs Telegram group messages to a local SQLite database and generates static HTML archives with navigation, search, and RSS feeds.