I noticed a nice feature in the embedding API that is not yet available in the normal 
browser!
If you supply a directory name for aDataPath in nsWebBrowserPersist::SaveDocument it
will save all the related files (i.e. styles sheets, images) in a seperate directory.

What would be really nice would be able to have a function to save the document as a 
"web archieve".
This is a feature available in IE where the whole document and related files are saved 
as a multipart MIME message.
Are there any plans to do something like this? 
Maybe it's already possible using the mailnews functions?



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