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  ScrapBook 1.5.6

There are a lot of different ways to keep track of information you find on the Web.

You can copy it to the clipboard, then paste it into an empty document. There are services like that allow you to save your information to the Web. There are even web browser extensions,...

The problem with some of these, no matter how nice the service, is that they require you to create an account.,..

What is there for the person who just wants to store notes locally?

What if You want save only an image in a Web page? or save selection/ frame or innerframe in a Web page?

or what you do if want save all tabs in the window together?

or Highlight part of the web which is important to you to find it easily later.

or create sticky annotation,... you love the ability to put notations on a page (it helps remind of exactly why you wanted to save the page in the first place!),..

and the most useful point is that it also offers offline saving, so you can load up a bunch of interesting articles, and still have access to them even when you don't have Internet access.

Try ScrapBook

You need only to add it to your Firefox,... instal it,..

I try to say the steps:

1.  go to the link,   you can search it in google ,   be sure it be ScrapBook 1.5.6 

2.   + add to Firefox      ->       install now       ->      restart Firefox   

3.  click right on Menu Bar      ->       Customize..     ->  in customize toolbar find it's icon   

4.  only need to drag   & drop it to Menu Bar

That's it,  start it;  click on its icon,  a page will show in sidebar     ->  Create folders to save pages

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