I currently only know of one way and it is not very functional. There is no way in the site itself to archive or backup your content you have to do a workaround. This does however work. I have done it for myself and others before. It also is not perfect. I strongly suggest you read the whole answer before attempting this. This works best in the Chrome browser from my experience so far.n Go to your Profile Put your mouse near the top of the list of answers but not on any or s and click your mouse wheel button. (don't hold it down) This should activate auto-scroll and your mouse cursor should change to one of these. n Wait. If you have 14 answers like me it could take 3-6 minutes or longer until you get to your very first answer. For someone like Garrick Saito user 2173979 with 5 answers it might crash Chrome before you get there. The more ram your system has the better.n Click select printer.n Wait some more. It will take a moment.n Wait some more. It will take time to gather the answers and yourputer may stop responding or the mouse may get jerky. Just wait.n The PDF will contain all* of your answers and have s back to the Quora page each answer is on and will also have s saved will not be full sized. They will be smaller preview sized images. Some extremely long answers may not bepletely archived. In the answers page they will go to a certain length then say (more). Unless you find and click each of those mores you won't have aplete archive. You need to search with the parentheticals (more) or it will just find every time you d more which will not you use Chromes Ctrl+F to find it don't (more) directly into the box. Type (more) somewhere else then copy and paste it into the box. This is because Chrome starts searching after the very first letter is d. As soon as you ( it will start finding ever instance of ( and lock up yourputer before you can get the rest of the word d in. If you paste (more) into the search box you avoid this.