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# Archives
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The Archives module allows for viewing, organizing, and downloading webpages as SingleFile files. Each Archive's URL is
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retained and organized by domain in the Domains tab. The Archives page (`/archive`) sorts entries by the most recently
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published articles.
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In the context of WROLPi, an Archive refers to a set of [similarly named files](files.md) created while archiving.
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A single SingleFile file is also supported.
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## Singlefile
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A [Singlefile](https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile) is an HTML file which contains encoded copies of all files
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necessary to render a webpage. Normally, a webpage will link to many resources outside the page you are viewing, which
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causes problems when you attempt to save the webpage because you will need to download and organize all these files.
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Singlefile solves this problem by encoding and embedding all the related files within a single HTML file.
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The Singlefile project has many advantages:
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* It creates a single HTML file that can be easily shared with others.
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* All that is necessary to view the archive is a compatible browser; no external files or services are needed.
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* It provides an exact copy that handles the rendering of Javascript the page contains.
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* Images and style are preserved.
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## Readability
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[Readability](https://github.com/mozilla/readability) is a Mozilla project which extracts the article from a web page.
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Because a web page comprises many HTML, CSS, and Javascript elements that we do not want to search, WROLPi uses
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Readability to extract the words that will be indexed.
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## Domain
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A domain is the host of the archived URL. For example, the host of `https://wrolpi.org/getting-started` is `wrolpi.org`.
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## Searching
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When the indexes for an Archive are generated for searching, they are searched in the following order of precedence:
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1. Title
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2. HTML Metadata Description
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3. Readability Text
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## My Archive Download Fails
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If your Archive download repeatedly fails, you can manually archive a webpage using the SingleFile browser extension.
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See this detailed page: [SingleFile Browser Extension](singlefile-extension.md) |