mht file : extract to html,js and resources
Is there any tools/ commands to extract a mht file to its component html, js, css and other resource files on Ubuntu 16.04 ? One of my bank'suse this format and though I can open it in chrome was wanted to convert it to html.
Save as saves the html but the styling does not stay.
browser html
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
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Is there any tools/ commands to extract a mht file to its component html, js, css and other resource files on Ubuntu 16.04 ? One of my bank'suse this format and though I can open it in chrome was wanted to convert it to html.
Save as saves the html but the styling does not stay.
browser html
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
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You might find stackoverflow.com/a/34342881/446106 useful - it recommends a perl script called unmht. I couldn't find any mhtml files to test, but I was ostensibly able to runperl unmht -hon Ubuntu without any dependency problems.
– mwfearnley
Mar 29 '18 at 20:25
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Is there any tools/ commands to extract a mht file to its component html, js, css and other resource files on Ubuntu 16.04 ? One of my bank'suse this format and though I can open it in chrome was wanted to convert it to html.
Save as saves the html but the styling does not stay.
browser html
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
Is there any tools/ commands to extract a mht file to its component html, js, css and other resource files on Ubuntu 16.04 ? One of my bank'suse this format and though I can open it in chrome was wanted to convert it to html.
Save as saves the html but the styling does not stay.
browser html
browser html
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
asked Mar 29 '18 at 19:18
tgkprogtgkprog
239517
239517
1
You might find stackoverflow.com/a/34342881/446106 useful - it recommends a perl script called unmht. I couldn't find any mhtml files to test, but I was ostensibly able to runperl unmht -hon Ubuntu without any dependency problems.
– mwfearnley
Mar 29 '18 at 20:25
add a comment |
1
You might find stackoverflow.com/a/34342881/446106 useful - it recommends a perl script called unmht. I couldn't find any mhtml files to test, but I was ostensibly able to runperl unmht -hon Ubuntu without any dependency problems.
– mwfearnley
Mar 29 '18 at 20:25
1
1
You might find stackoverflow.com/a/34342881/446106 useful - it recommends a perl script called unmht. I couldn't find any mhtml files to test, but I was ostensibly able to run
perl unmht -h on Ubuntu without any dependency problems.– mwfearnley
Mar 29 '18 at 20:25
You might find stackoverflow.com/a/34342881/446106 useful - it recommends a perl script called unmht. I couldn't find any mhtml files to test, but I was ostensibly able to run
perl unmht -h on Ubuntu without any dependency problems.– mwfearnley
Mar 29 '18 at 20:25
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unmht didn't work for me (Can't find Content-Type header - not a MIME HTML file?)
I just
- opened with Chrome
Ctrl + u and save all the HTML source code manually to an html file.
You can do the same for binary files, saving with the same name as named on the HTML. I know that this is a very shitty way but it was enough/easy/straightforward for me.
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
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yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
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unmht didn't work for me (Can't find Content-Type header - not a MIME HTML file?)
I just
- opened with Chrome
Ctrl + u and save all the HTML source code manually to an html file.
You can do the same for binary files, saving with the same name as named on the HTML. I know that this is a very shitty way but it was enough/easy/straightforward for me.
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
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yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
add a comment |
unmht didn't work for me (Can't find Content-Type header - not a MIME HTML file?)
I just
- opened with Chrome
Ctrl + u and save all the HTML source code manually to an html file.
You can do the same for binary files, saving with the same name as named on the HTML. I know that this is a very shitty way but it was enough/easy/straightforward for me.
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
2,98021535
yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
add a comment |
unmht didn't work for me (Can't find Content-Type header - not a MIME HTML file?)
I just
- opened with Chrome
Ctrl + u and save all the HTML source code manually to an html file.
You can do the same for binary files, saving with the same name as named on the HTML. I know that this is a very shitty way but it was enough/easy/straightforward for me.
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
2,98021535
unmht didn't work for me (Can't find Content-Type header - not a MIME HTML file?)
I just
- opened with Chrome
Ctrl + u and save all the HTML source code manually to an html file.
You can do the same for binary files, saving with the same name as named on the HTML. I know that this is a very shitty way but it was enough/easy/straightforward for me.
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
2,98021535
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
2,98021535
answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
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answered 2 hours ago
Pablo BianchiPablo Bianchi
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2,98021535
yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
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yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
yes back then did not open in ubuntu and the version of chrome that was available then. good they have implemented it now. works on my andrid phone with chrome too, but have to choose Open with (other) every time (on adnroid).
– tgkprog
1 hour ago
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You might find stackoverflow.com/a/34342881/446106 useful - it recommends a perl script called unmht. I couldn't find any mhtml files to test, but I was ostensibly able to run
perl unmht -hon Ubuntu without any dependency problems.– mwfearnley
Mar 29 '18 at 20:25