I am trying to discover a way to save the content of an emailed link to a folder on the desktop of my MacBook Pro.
If I open the link from the email and select 'save as...' all that happens is I get a copy of the html link details in the top bar but no content to appear.
Anyone any ideas how I might access this download rather than having to search back for the particular email and click on the link therein?
I understand you would like to download a web page (obviously not yours; one hosted on some remote server) and host it directly on your Mac, so that the links within it still work as clickable links. You can do that.
One app I used in the past is SiteSucker: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sitesucker/id442168834?mt=12
There are similar apps but SiteSucker satisfies one of my criteria:
Be advised any links in those pages, if directed elsewhere (i.e. not hosted locally) may expire / time out, or require authentication that will fail now or in the future.
I understand you would like to download a web page (obviously not yours; one hosted on some remote server) and host it directly on your Mac, so that the links within it still work as clickable links. You can do that.
One app I used in the past is SiteSucker: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sitesucker/id442168834?mt=12
There are similar apps but SiteSucker satisfies one of my criteria:
Be advised any links in those pages, if directed elsewhere (i.e. not hosted locally) may expire / time out, or require authentication that will fail now or in the future.
Open the link. Then, print the web page using Save to PDF or other choice such as Open in Preview that renders the entire page into a static document.
Thanks - I get that but then I won't be able to open sub-links within the download eg specifications of equipment entitled in the main download (if you get my drift!)
MacBook Pro: Cannot save emailed link content
