Mini Review: Web Preserver
Jinfo Article
18th February 2013
Abstract
Barbara Fullerton reviews Web Preserver, a sophisticated yet easy-to-use product which not only allows you to preserve webpages in their native technology format but also to archive and tag them, and to monitor and compare website changes.
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