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Download a web page to an .mhtml file from Linux terminal

Fr1tzB0t
By Fr1tzB0t
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In chrome, if you right click on a web page and click "Save As", it will be saved as a .mhtml file, which works as a fully functional screenshot of the page.

Is there a way to do this from command line? Using wget only gives the raw html of the page, and I haven't been able to find anything that will download .mhtml

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You can use wget to download the page and all the files linked by that page, so you have a local copy

  

wget  -r -l 2 http://example.com

The options in this command are as follows

  • -r download recursively (so follow links).
  • -l specify the maximum level of recursion.
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