I am sure this is recycled news to most old timers here, but thought I would put a couple of kudos in for three of my favorte Firefox add-ons/eBook apps. I know there are lots of newcomers to the form and many just getting started w/their readers.
dotEPUB,
http://dotepub.com/, is super fast as it does not copy JPGs, but it does a seemingly perfect job in formatting, saving in book-like form w/the article heading as a title. Occasionally a website will not allow dotEPUB to copy...not sure why or how but it is infrequent.
Web2FB2,
http://web2fb2.net/, has the option to copy with or without images (without is, of course, faster) and gives you a chance to preview the FB2 version, which you can then download in either FB2 format or ePub format. Sometimes this one saves more surrounding garbage than necessary in which case I don't download and opt for...
...Page2Pub,
http://opl.rit.edu/projects/page2pub/, which also captures images, but you have the option to "gather" specifically what you want saved. It's a bit more labor intensive that the other two but was my first and is a faithful 'go-to' app.
I save a lot of long articles and use all three daily for more concentrated reading later. I've also copied them into Calibre and sent them to my k3.
I've had limited experience w/some of the popular off-line readers but none of them work for me as well as these three beauties.
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