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PagePocket documentation

Everything you need to run your private web archive — from your first save to sharing, search, and the fixes for when something misbehaves.

  1. 1

    Getting started with PagePocket

    Install the PagePocket extension for Chrome, create your free account, and save your first web page to your private, searchable archive.

    Read guide
  2. 2

    Saving web pages

    How saving works in PagePocket: what gets captured from a page, cloud saves vs. local ZIP export, save modes, and what the archived copy can and cannot preserve.

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  3. 3

    Organizing pages with collections

    Group saved pages into nested, color-coded collections — rename, refile with drag and drop, and keep projects separate in your PagePocket library.

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  4. 4

    Full-text search

    Search across every page you have saved — titles and body text, with highlighted snippets and collection filters, so a page is one query away.

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  5. 5

    Sharing saved pages

    Share any saved page with a link: expiry options, view counts, revoking access, and what recipients see — no account required.

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  6. 6

    Troubleshooting

    Fixes for common PagePocket problems: failed or interrupted saves, quota errors, sign-in trouble, degraded captures on script-heavy sites, and broken share links.

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New to PagePocket? Start with Getting started.