ArchiveWeb.page is a free, open-source web archiving application designed to capture and preserve interactive websites with high fidelity. It operates as a Chrome or Chromium browser extension and a standalone Electron desktop application. Users can record websites while browsing, preserving page content and associated network resources. The system uses Chrome's debugging protocol to capture network traffic during recording sessions. Archived content is stored locally through the browser's IndexedDB storage system. Integrated replay functionality allows users to revisit preserved websites without relying on the original servers. The application builds on ReplayWeb.page and wabac.js for archive playback. Its desktop edition also supports archived Flash content and additional sharing capabilities.
Features
- High-fidelity website archiving with interactive page content and network resource capture
- Chrome and Chromium browser extension for recording websites during normal browsing
- Standalone Electron desktop application for creating and replaying web archives
- Local archive storage through IndexedDB without mandatory external hosting services
- Integrated archived website playback powered by ReplayWeb.page and wabac.js
- Chrome debugging protocol integration with Flash replay and desktop archive sharing support