Use the Right click menu (that's your middle finger) and choose 'save as'? :tongue: :rofl: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.
Jobrag said:You don't have right click save as on a Kindle.
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.
To download a web page from your Kindle to your laptop, you can use the built-in "Send to Kindle" feature. Simply open the web page on your Kindle and click on the "Menu" button. Select "Send to Kindle" and choose the option to send the web page to your email. From there, you can download the web page on your laptop.
Unfortunately, the "Send to Kindle" feature only allows you to download one web page at a time. However, you can use a third-party app or software to download multiple web pages from your Kindle to your laptop.
The downloaded web page on your laptop may not be in the exact same format as on your Kindle. Some elements, such as images or videos, may not be supported on your laptop. However, the main text and layout should remain the same.
No, you will need an internet connection on both your Kindle and laptop to download a web page. The "Send to Kindle" feature uses email to transfer the web page, so an internet connection is necessary.
There is no set limit to the number of web pages you can download from your Kindle to your laptop. However, the storage space on your Kindle and laptop may limit the number of pages you can download.