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For learning purposes, I like to download the html/css/javascript for sites.

Using firefox now only seems to download the html page, images/css/js is not downloaded.

Is there a plugin to do this in firefox?

Its a great learning tool for me.

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In the Save As box, select Web Page, complete as the type.

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I guess httrack would suit your need

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Of course Firefox downloads all images/css/js as well, otherwise it wouldn't be able to render it.

Try downloading and installing the Plugin Firebug, it gives you easy access to all parts of a webpage.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843

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Strictly speaking, yes, you're right. But you're not really answering the question being asked...that being the case, I'm not the one that down-voted you, so I can't speak as to his/her reasons. – David Thomas Mar 1 '10 at 1:36
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I'd vote to close: Not Programming Related, but since it's so simple, I thought i'd give an answer too: File -> Save Page As... -> Type: "Web Page, Complete"

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