.mht us alive and well. It is a MIME wrapper on the files and is generated by Chrome, Opera, and Edge's save option "Webpage as single file" and defaults to an extension of .mhtml.
When I last looked Firefox didn't support it natively but it was a requested feature.
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.mht us alive and well. It is a MIME wrapper on the files and is generated by Chrome, Opera, and Edge's save option "Webpage as single file" and defaults to an extension of .mhtml.
When I last looked Firefox didn't support it natively but it was a requested feature.
I use SingleFile on Firefox quite often for this purpose. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/
> When I last looked Firefox didn't support it natively but it was a requested feature.
That sounds familiar, unfortunately
There are firefox plug-ins that claim to support saving as mhtml, I have no experience with them.
I use it regulary. It works on static sites quite well, but subsites are not automaticaly saved, so not crawled.
Unfortunately it's not supported by Safari either.