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why chrome 75.0.3770.80 not have mhtml chrome://flags ??? 1 Recommended Answer 45 Replies 924 Upvotes
why chrome 75.0.3770.80 not have mhtml chrome://flags ???
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That experimental flag is now removed in m75.
The disclaimer says, flags are experimental and they can be removed anytime.
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That experimental flag is now removed in m75.
The disclaimer says, flags are experimental and they can be removed anytime.
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The disclaimer says, flags are experimental and they can be removed anytime.
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you can still continue to store pages as single files using Chrome. you should be running the browser with this command line switch.
1. Right click on Chrome shortcut on the desktop
2. Select “Properties”
3. In the Target field after Chrome.exe give space and add
--save-page-as-mhtml4. Click Apply, give administrator permission by clicking Continue.
Now visit any website, right click and choose “save as”, click “Save as”, here by default Save as type will be set to “Web Page, single file”. You can open the MHTML files created this way in Internet Explorer.
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This is one of the dumbest things google has done to chrome. Please list a perfectly valid reason it was removed? I personally use saving as MHTML very frequently, cause saving a HTML file with an associated folder of loose assets for the HTML page is just stupid. I frequently save pages with info I find useful cause a bookmark likely may not work a year or so down the road when the information might come in handy again.
Adding --save-page-as-mhtml to the shortcut link is not a valid option. Many times the browser may be launched by some other means than clicking that modified shortcut.
Hopefully the devs at google pull their heads out of their a$$es. In the meantime I have rolled back to 74 and disabled auto updates
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Chrome Developers are **** anyway...
They refuse to add BASIC modern browser features like "Drag & Drop" to open text/search in New Tabs, Tab Opening behaviors for any kind of opening including Favorites, Tab Bar in the Middle, and so many other basic optional settings that I have to go to **** CHINA for with 360Chrome or Maxthon.
I hope to *** MS Chromium has brains and adds these "optional" settings to the browser, so I can have a proper browser for a change.
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