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View Archive Files

Every HTZ or MAFF archive file saved by Web ScrapBook is essentially a ZIP-compressed file, and therefore you can always view the web page(s) by extracting them using a ZIP software and viewing the containing files.

The entry page of a HTZ file is always index.html. MAFF file will have each page inside a subfolder, and the entry is commonly index.html, but may also be otherwise specified by index.rdf and requires a further lookup.

Using the archive page viewer

Web ScrapBook has a built-in archive page viewer, which can be entered via the dropdown commands of the toolbar button to enter it. After entering, drop one or more archive files to the tab and they will be opened. You can also use the "Pick ZIP files" button to select archive files as well.

Open directly with the browser

Open HTZ or MAFF directly with the browser is supported on several platforms.

Firefox:

Windows:

1. Right-click to download a desired command file from below links:
   • Open HTZ in Firefox
   • Open HTZ in Firefox Private Window
   • Open MAFF in Firefox
   • Open MAFF in Firefox Private Window
2. Right-click on a HTZ or MAFF file, and select the downloaded command file as the default program.

• NOTE: For MAFF, currently this only supports opening the main inner directory.

Linux Desktop:

1. Right-click to download a desired desktop launcher from links below:
   • Open HTZ in Firefox
   • Open MAFF in Firefox
2. Add executable permission and move the downloaded file to ~/.local/share/applications/ or /usr/share/applications/ directory.
3. Set the default application of HTZ or MAFF file to "Firefox HTZ" or "Firefox MAFF".

• NOTE: For MAFF, currently this only supports opening inner pages who starts with index.html.

Mac:

Pending.

Android:

Pending.

Google Chrome:

1. Go to the Extensions page. Find Web ScrapBook, and check "Allow access to file URLs".
2. Right-click on a HTZ or MAFF file, and select Google Chrome as the default program.