While you can view a web page off-line, unless you specifically reconstruct the directory structure, saving all of the associated graphics, you won't see the images for the page. Click on File Menu. This will allow you to save the file to your local hard drive in a place other than the cache directory. The cache directory is used by the browser to speed loading of the web sites if you make a return visit, but you are not assured that the files will be safe there as the browsers periodically clean out the cache directory to prevent it from growing too large. In the case of both browsers, the program will know, and use the file name under which it was stored on the remote system.
Most web documents are copyrighted material.
You may not distribute them without the permission from the original author. You may, however, maintain a local copy of the page on your system for your own personal reference. Once you are disconnected from the Internet, activate your browser. If your browser complains about it being activated without a network connection, then your browser lacks the capability of displaying off-line web files. Not to worry though, you can always download Talent Comm's I-view software program.