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Line 49: HTMLD (HTML Directory) is a NeXT-developed format for saving web pages and their dependencies in a [[Archive file\|bundle]] that may also be served by a web server.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://xent.com/~rohit/HTMLD-Spec.htmld/index.html\|title=.htmld Discussion}}</ref> Chrome offers the "webpage, complete" format which saves the page with a folder containing the required resources. The easiest solution may be to not use Safari for saving webpages that are editable. You can open the same page in Chrome and select "Save Page As.." from the file menu. Next select the format of "Webpage, Complete." You will get a fully functional html file that works for any browser. There will be a corresponding folder with all the resources for the html file. The html and resource files are all editable. ==References==

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