Saving the page as presented in my current browser session can be vastly different vs a non-logged in guest with no changes from browser addons.
Many websites require browser addons to be tolerable. Reddit likes to hide the end of comment chains to artificially inflate their fucking click metrics, and addons are required to load those comments inline. Saving pages with ublock enabled is also a must. I think selenium can do this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52153398/how-can-i-add-a...
So being able to use a login token or auto login with an would be useful. It’s probably best to create a special archive only user for each website. Otherwise it’d be a nightmare trying to remove the elements such as username, favorites, subscribed, etc and make sure the redactions aren’t broken by a future site design update.
I suggest trying out HamsterBase (HamsterBase is not open source).
1. It supports direct binding with SingleFile, enabling one-click web page saving. Because it saves in the browser, all other plugins will take effect.
2. It provides an open-source plugin https://github.com/hamsterbase/hamsterbase-highlighter, allowing you to annotate directly in the browser, and it automatically saves a snapshot of the web page when you annotate. When you visit the page again, it automatically displays the previous snapshots.
3. All data is stored on your local device, with both a docker version and a desktop version available. Different versions support P2P synchronization.
4. Provide full-text search function, which can search all the articles on the webpage.
Saving the page as presented in my current browser session can be vastly different vs a non-logged in guest with no changes from browser addons.
Many websites require browser addons to be tolerable. Reddit likes to hide the end of comment chains to artificially inflate their fucking click metrics, and addons are required to load those comments inline. Saving pages with ublock enabled is also a must. I think selenium can do this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52153398/how-can-i-add-a...
So being able to use a login token or auto login with an would be useful. It’s probably best to create a special archive only user for each website. Otherwise it’d be a nightmare trying to remove the elements such as username, favorites, subscribed, etc and make sure the redactions aren’t broken by a future site design update.