Website Code Extractor

Website Code Extractor saves the page you’re viewing as a ZIP file: its HTML, stylesheets, scripts and images, sorted into folders. HOW IT WORKS ① Open a website. ② Click the extension icon, then Extract & Download. ③ Choose where to save the ZIP. WHAT’S IN THE ZIP ▸ index.html, captured as the page looks right now, including content added by JavaScript ▸ The CSS files, JavaScript files and images the page links to ▸ Links in index.html rewritten to point at the local copies ▸ Files grouped into folders by the domain they came from, such as the site itself and any CDNs GOOD FOR ▸ Studying how a page is built ▸ Keeping a copy of a page’s markup and assets ▸ Starting a redesign or prototype from an existing page LIMITATIONS ▸ Saves one page at a time, not a whole site. ▸ Files referenced from inside CSS, like web fonts and background images, aren’t included. ▸ Browser pages (chrome://) and the Chrome Web Store can’t be extracted. PRIVACY ✓ No account, no analytics, no ads ✓ Runs only when you click it ✓ No server of its own. The ZIP is built on your computer. WHY IT ASKS FOR PERMISSIONS “Read and change all your data on all websites” → Lets it read the page you’re on and download its CSS, JavaScript and images, which are often hosted on other domains. “Manage your downloads” → Lets it save the ZIP to the folder you pick. OPEN SOURCE MIT-licensed. Read the code on GitHub: https://github.com/lyfe691/Website-Code-Extractor