Skip to main content

Posts

Showing posts with the label single

Save any webpage as a single file in Chrome or Firefox

The post Save any webpage as a single file in Chrome or Firefox appeared first on BardTech . SingleFile is a cross-browser open source extension for Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera to save any webpage you come across as a single HTML file. All modern web browsers come with options to save webpages; all you have to do is press Ctrl-S to save the webpage to the local system. While that works okay most of the time, it is not optimal for many use cases as a folder with required files is saved for each HTML document you save in the browser. Internet users have other options when it comes to saving webpages. From capturing screenshots of the entire webpage to using extensions like the excellent Mozilla Archive Format add-on . The latter is not compatible with Firefox 57 on the other hand. SingleFile SingleFile is a browser extension for Firefox, Chrome and Opera that you may use to save any webpage as a single HTML document on the computer you are using. Installation and use of th...

Sony Xperia XZ3 render shows large bezels & single rear camera

The post Sony Xperia XZ3 render shows large bezels & single rear camera appeared first on BardTech . The Sony Xperia XZ3 is on the horizon, though nobody knows exactly when. The most plausible time for its announcement will be at IFA 2018 in Berlin, where the company made a number of announcements last year . Initial leaks suggested that we’d see a dual-camera setup on the Sony Xperia XZ3, but renders from  CompareRaja and  OnLeaks seemed to go against that . As such, there’s been a lot of confusion hanging in the air surrounding this device.  MySmartPrice has received an exclusive render of the smartphone. Sony Xperia XZ3 Given the track record  MySmartPrice holds, it’s safe to assume that this is what Sony’s latest flagship offering will look like. It appears that it’s confirmed to have a single camera lens, which goes against those initial leaks and rumors mentioned above. There is a little sensor located directly above the camera, but we’re not ...