"Page Title Save" is a Firefox add-on which allows users to save web pages by their title. With its simple function, it makes it easier for users to store pages of importance on their browser.
The Title Save extension is a must-have tool for any web user who wants to save webpages in a neat and organized way. This tool perfectly replicates the default behavior of IE when saving a webpage, which means that the page's title is used as the filename by default. In addition, if the page is saved as "Complete", the corresponding URL is inserted as an HTML comment at the top of the file.
With Title Save, users no longer have to manually type out filenames when saving webpages, as this extension does it automatically. This saves users a lot of time and hassle, especially when they need to save multiple webpages at once. This addon is cross-platform and works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux, so there are no limitations on what device or operating system users can use it on.
Overall, the Title Save extension is a great addition to any web user's toolkit. It simplifies the process of saving webpages and helps users keep their saved files organized and easy to locate. With its ease of use and cross-platform compatibility, it's definitely a must-try for anyone who frequently saves webpages.
With Title Save, users no longer have to manually type out filenames when saving webpages, as this extension does it automatically. This saves users a lot of time and hassle, especially when they need to save multiple webpages at once. This addon is cross-platform and works on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux, so there are no limitations on what device or operating system users can use it on.
Overall, the Title Save extension is a great addition to any web user's toolkit. It simplifies the process of saving webpages and helps users keep their saved files organized and easy to locate. With its ease of use and cross-platform compatibility, it's definitely a must-try for anyone who frequently saves webpages.
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