How Do You Capture Web Pages On Your Mac?

Capturing images on your Mac is easy, yet there are many add-on utilities that improve the job.

How about web pages? What’s the best way to capture and save a web page in your browser?

Let me approach this from a few angles, all worthy, though the process, steps, and cost will vary.

First, the free and inexpensive ways to capture web site pages. You’ve already got one on your Mac.

Safari for Mac OS X Tiger has a built-in archive function which captures and saves a.... (excerpted).

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