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I'm new into javascript.

When I enter https://www.yahoo.com/ it is possible to right click and save the HTML is this also possible from a javascript.

I would like just to run a javascript on my local machine, press a bottom that will save the html from https://www.yahoo.com/. I do not want to show the https://www.yahoo.com/ on my local machine, just saving the html file so I can open the file locally.

Is this possible and how do I do this in javascript

Br Bo

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  • Possible duplicate of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11271898/how-to-save-a-webpage-locally-including-pictures-etc – Sumesh TG Sep 26 '18 at 06:54

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Yes, You can save the Webpage by right click and save the HTML. Make sure to have format 'Webpage, Complete' while saving the page. You will get the HTML page eg: index.html along with a folder having all the assets (js, css..). Now you can write your own javaScript and any more things you need.

file format

Dhananjay Kumar
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