Chrome for Android is one of the most popular browsers among users of the Google operating system. Among its most outstanding functions we can find a data saver. We also have the ability to download pages with Chrome for Android, something that we teach you to do in three different ways.
Chrome, the king of browsers
With Chrome, Google has one of the jewels in its crown. The browser is the undisputed king in any format and field, increasing its popularity since it was presented many years ago and advancing so much that even today it is capable of supporting its own operating system, just as it is. Chrome OS. The browser, in its version for Android, has several interesting functions, and today we are going to focus on the possibility of download pages with Chrome for Android and read them later offline.
Method 1: download the entire web page
The first option, very simple, is download the full page. To do this, simply click on the three-dot button once you have accessed the page you want to download and click on the download icon (the down arrow). When the download is complete, you can access the Downloads, enter the category of Pages and read what you have downloaded as if you had the real page in front of you.
Method 2: the pdf format to the rescue
The second option is use a pdf file, an everlasting battle companion that will allow you to save the web page and read it on any device with ease, since it will be a very easy document to share. To do this, go to the web page you want to download and click on the three-dot button. Select the option Share and select the option Print. Once the upload is complete, on the new screen you will have several options. At the top you will have an arrow next to the option Save as PDF. Hit it and you'll see several options, including the ability to save the file directly to Drive or select a printer. Select the most appropriate, click on the Floppy disk to save and go.
Method 3: third-party solutions like Pocket
Finally, if neither of the two previous solutions convinces you, use other applications! In the Google application market you can find Pocket, the main application to read articles offline later.
