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I have a web page saved with Internet Explorer as an .mht file.

How do I view this on a Mac?

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If you are using Firefox/SeaMonkey, you could try using the Mozilla Archive Format Extension which should work on a Mac according the installation page:


Firefox 3.6
Firefox Beta
Firefox Release
SeaMonkey 2.1

Testing is done under Windows XP, but the add-on is expected to work on all the platforms supported by the browser. Note that the add-on is only declared compatible with versions of Firefox and SeaMonkey on which it is actually tested, thus excluding the Nightly channel, though partial compatibility might be implemented for the Aurora channel. Users that would like to experiment with using the add-on on the Nightly or Aurora channels should override the compatibility declarations using the Add-on Compatibility Reporter.

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Google Chrome can view .mht files too now, if you have a recent build.

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A cursory search shows that the Opera browser may open .mht files in OS X.

Some articles suggest Graphic Converter or File Juicer may perform this function as well.

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