WebSite-Watcher stores the last two versions of a web page. If you want to archive a page permanently for future reference, you can use the tool Local Website Archive (LWA). Local Website Archive can be used as a WebSite-Watcher add-on or as a standalone solution to archive web pages from your browser.

There are different ways in which WebSite-Watcher and Local Website Archive can work together.

1. Archive pages manually

Similar to archiving pages from your Internet Explorer, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox browser, you can archive web pages from the internal WebSite-Watcher browser to Local Website Archive.

2. Archive pages automatically

Updated pages can be archived automatically to Local Website Archive using the Bookmark actions. After an update has been detected, you can archive either the page with highlighted changes or the new version of the page.

3. Open archived pages

If you use the automatic method described in section 2, you can open archived pages from the following locations:

• Bookmark properties
• Bookmark context menu
• Clicking the "Version" button in the browser toolbar
• A shortcut that can be configured in Options + Shortcuts

This opens a separate window that displays all archived pages of the selected or opened Bookmark.