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Xiaomi: Save a Webpage in Mi Browser

Closing a browser tab often means losing an article for good, especially without a stable connection to reload it later. Mi Browser includes a built-in save function, but most people only notice the screenshot option and overlook the HTML and PDF alternatives. Each format behaves differently once you try to reopen, edit, or share the saved page again.

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Save a Webpage in Mi Browser auf Xiaomi

Mi Browser stores a visited page directly on your Xiaomi phone instead of relying on a bookmark that only saves the link. This matters when you need the content later without a working connection, or when the original page might get edited or removed.

The save function sits in the browser profile menu and offers three output formats. A screenshot keeps the visible layout as an image but cuts off anything below the fold. An HTML file preserves the page structure and text, so links and formatting mostly stay intact when you reopen it. A PDF keeps the full page in one scrollable document, which is the most reliable option for sharing or printing later.

Where to find the save option

Open Tap on Mi BrowserTap on ProfileTap on Save pageChoose Save as screenshot / HTML file / PDF. The saved file lands in local storage and stays available even after you close the app or lose your connection.

If a page uses heavy scripts or login sessions, the HTML version may not render exactly like the live site. In that case, PDF is the safer choice for long-term access.

Frequently asked questions

The HTML file usually keeps links working, since it saves the page structure rather than a flat image. Screenshots and PDFs do not preserve clickable links.