How to download or save a webpage on Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge? A step-by-step guide

Downloading web pages or articles for offline reading is a convenient way to access content when you don't have an internet connection. Whether you're using Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, or third-party apps, there are several methods to save and read content offline.

Here’s how to download or save a webpage in easy steps.

Chrome

On PC, Mac
Open the webpage
Select three-dot menu > More Tools > Save page as

On Android
Tap three-dot icon > download icon

On iPhone
Tap share icon > Add to Reading List

Microsoft Edge

On PC
Click on three-dot menu > More Tools > Save page as

On Android
Tap three-dot icon > Download page

On iPhone
On three-dot menu >

Safari

On Mac
Open the webpage
Select File > Save As

On iOS, iPadOS
Tap share icon > Add to Reading List
Tap bookmark icon > eyeglasses icon > Save Offline

Firefox

On PC, Mac
Open the webpage
Click hamburger menu > Save Page As

On Android
Tap three-dot menu > Save Page As

On iOS, iPadOS
Tap three-dot menu > Add to Reading List

FAQs

1. Is Microsoft Edge available for iPhones, iPads?
   Yes, Microsoft Edge is available for iPhones and iPads. It can be downloaded from the App Store.
2. Will downloading web pages take up too much space on my device?
   Whether or not downloading webpages will take up too much space on your device depends on the size of the webpages and the amount of storage space you have available. In general, webpages are not very large, so downloading a few of them is unlikely to make a significant impact on your storage space.