Local Page Archive by scarey

Local Page Archive creates a private, searchable archive of the webpages you visit.

As you browse, the extension saves the readable text content of supported webpages to a local database in your browser. You can then search across previously visited pages, view highlighted matches in context, sort your archive, and reopen the original page when needed.

Features include:

• Full-text search across archived webpages
• Context snippets showing where search terms were found
• Highlighted matches with Previous/Next navigation
• Sorting by date, site, title, and page size
• Archive statistics including saved pages, unique URLs, sites, and storage usage
• Automatic deduplication of unchanged repeat visits
• Local backup and restore
• Responsive handling of large archives using IndexedDB and background search processing
• No account required
• No cloud storage
• No analytics or telemetry
• No page contents or browsing data transmitted outside the browser

Local Page Archive is intended for users who want to find information they previously encountered without relying on bookmarks, external search engines, or cloud-based browsing-history services.

All archived data remains stored locally in the browser unless the user explicitly exports a backup file.

Browser-privileged pages and other pages where Firefox does not permit extension content scripts are not archived.