Sometimes you might just want to save webpages for offline reading in order to prevent reloading and to conserve data.

Many people out there often think that it is impossible to save wedges with mobile Chrome browser for offline reading, because with your android browser or Opera, you can easily do that my going to the browser menu and selecting save for offline reading option.

But when you use Chrome browser on your mobile, there is no such option to save webpages for offline reading.

But here is a simple work around method to achieving that.

1. launch the webpage that you will want to save for offline reading.

2. Open the Chrome browser menu and select Print

3. Click the Save to Drive drop down menu that will appear and select Save as PDF and then click "save"

4. Choose "Download" as the location and then click on save at the bottom right corner of the page.

And you have just saved the webpage for offline reading

Source: http://highteknology.com/2016/08/how-to-save-webpages-for-offline.html

bongolistik:
Sometimes you might just want to save webpages for offline reading in order to prevent reloading and to conserve data.

Many people out there often think that it is impossible to save wedges with mobile Chrome browser for offline reading, because with your android browser or Opera, you can easily do that my going to the browser menu and selecting save for offline reading option.

But when you use Chrome browser on your mobile, there is no such option to save webpages for offline reading.

But here is a simple work around method to achieving that.

1. launch the webpage that you will want to save for offline reading.

2. Open the Chrome browser menu and select Print

3. Click the Save to Drive drop down menu that will appear and select Save as PDF and then click "save"

4. Choose "Download" as the location and then click on save at the bottom right corner of the page.

And you have just saved the webpage for offline reading

Source: http://highteknology.com/2016/08/how-to-save-webpages-for-offline.html

It's ok,

First source www.androidpit.com

I actually thought that you cannot do that with Chrome. OP thanks

bongolistik:
Sometimes you might just want to save webpages for offline reading in order to prevent reloading and to conserve data.

Many people out there often think that it is impossible to save wedges with mobile Chrome browser for offline reading, because with your android browser or Opera, you can easily do that my going to the browser menu and selecting save for offline reading option.

But when you use Chrome browser on your mobile, there is no such option to save webpages for offline reading.

But here is a simple work around method to achieving that.

1. launch the webpage that you will want to save for offline reading.

2. Open the Chrome browser menu and select Print

3. Click the Save to Drive drop down menu that will appear and select Save as PDF and then click "save"

4. Choose "Download" as the location and then click on save at the bottom right corner of the page.

And you have just saved the webpage for offline reading

Source: http://highteknology.com/2016/08/how-to-save-webpages-for-offline.html

How about Android Chrome browser. Any tips?

lanre316:


How about Android Chrome browser. Any tips?

that of android Chrome is also achieved in similar way.

In fact it is that of android Chrome that we used in the illustrations above

bongolistik:
that of android Chrome is also achieved in similar way.

In fact it is that of android Chrome that we used in the illustrations above

Thanks very much, for this useful info. Now I can keep useful webpages for reading later.

lanre316:


Thanks very much, for this useful info. Now I can keep useful webpages for reading later.

exactly

Hw can i do that on ucweb?

pat077:
Hw can i do that on ucweb?

Here are the steps for UCweb, it's quite tricky

http://highteknology.com/2016/08/how-to-save-webpages-for-offline_16.html

Chrome version?

indigene:
Chrome version?

the latest version, 52.0.2843.98 it can also be applied on previous versions easily

To save webpages for offline reading on mobile chrome browser, first open the webpage you wanna save, then tap on the three dots at the top right corner, select download, and boom, it's saved! Just go to your downloads folder to find it later. If you wanna dive deeper, check out whois archive.today for more tips and tricks on saving stuff offline. Easy peasy!