Download web page from Kindle to Laptop

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A user with a G3-enabled Kindle is seeking a method to upload web pages from the Kindle to a laptop for printing, particularly in a location with limited internet access. The user has found that while the Kindle can save URLs, it does not allow saving the actual web page content. Attempts to find a file on the Kindle that corresponds to the displayed web page have been unsuccessful. The discussion highlights that the Kindle does not support the typical "right-click save as" functionality, and it appears that file transfer options primarily allow data to move from the laptop to the Kindle, not the reverse.
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I have a G3 enabled Kindle which gives unlimited web access, soon I'll be going to a location where other internet acess will be costly/ patchy. Does anyone know how I can upload a web page from the Kindle to a laptop so that I can print it out?
 
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Thanks for the link, but it answers about every question then the one I'm asking. I can't identify a file on the Kindle that is the web page being displayed, and I can't see a way to save the page on to the Kindle, it will save the URL but not ther page content.
 
Jobrag said:
...I can't see a way to save the page on to the Kindle, it will save the URL but not ther page content.
Use the Right click menu (that's your middle finger) and choose 'save as'? :-p :smile:
 
You don't have right click save as on a Kindle.
 
Jobrag said:
You don't have right click save as on a Kindle.

My joke was too subtle...
 
Jobrag said:
Thanks for the link, but it answers about every question then the one I'm asking. I can't identify a file on the Kindle that is the web page being displayed, and I can't see a way to save the page on to the Kindle, it will save the URL but not ther page content.

I can't find anything either. Seems it's all Laptop to Kindle, nothing the other way around.
 
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