Does this have the capability of setting an option to periodically check the page for updates and save a revision?<p>My ideal bookmark/page archiver would have this workflow:<p>1) Find a page I like or find valuable for whatever reason, so I click on a browser addon button.<p>2) A little dialog would then show up from the button, allowing me to set the following<p>2a) Add tags, as well as offer suggested tags I could add or remove.<p>2b) Set an optional update frequency, preferably with an option that would slowly reduce the frequency of checking for changes, first if no changes are found, and eventually as an absolute regardless of changes.<p>2c) Set specific technical page save settings<p>3) Once done, I click a “save” button in the dialog, and the page would be saved at a single html file, like the browser addon “SingleFile”, (which has some adjustable default settings previously mentioned). This allows saving pages with very simple javascript/dynamic functionality instead of essentially an static image. It also inlines some media: see <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/</a>. That said, perhaps a WARC file may be better when it comes to handling things like compression, multiple revisions, indexing, and possibly following links to download and store linked media.<p>4) Then it would automatically open the saved page in the browser, so I could have a quick look can make sure it’s not broken for some reason<p>5) Finally it would then occasionally check for updates, saving a revision. On future visists to the page, the addon would have a little badge to let me know the page has already been saved and is being watched.<p>It kinda sounds like I want a browser integrated front end with sane and intuitive settings for HTTrack. As and example, let’s say I find a post on hackernews full of insightful comments about something and want to save it. The post might be new, so comments are going to continue to be added (or possibly removed, though this is more of a reddit problem) after I’ve saved the link and page. It’d also be nice to automatically grab the linked webpage for the context. Something that makes this easy would be great.<p>It might also be nice to be able to select comments (select elements like ublock does?) for highlighting.