InjectURL 2.17

It will detect that you have saved an HTML document, query the browser for URL and "nject the URL into the saved document Lets imagine this: you visit a Web site, and save the HTML page to read it later, offline.
You want to remember the original URL address where the document came from - but editing the document and copying/pasting the URL gets old rather fast. Let InjectURL do the boring part for you!
It will detect that you have saved an HTML document, query the browser for URL and "inject" the URL into the document you have saved as a clickable link on top of the file. (Works with Netscape Navigator and MS Internet Explorer.)
You may find this program helpful if you often download articles from the Internet (using a Web browser, such as Netscape or MS Internet Explorer) and sometimes wish to return to online copies of those documents later, when you may have already deleted or lost the URL address.
The task that InjectURL performs is automatically adding ("injecting") the URLs into HTML and plain-text documents you have downloaded and saved, using the browsers "Save As..." feature.
This way you can always know where that particular document came from without having to keep the URLs somewhere else or manually editing the document.
When you save a document from your browser, InjectURL will detect this, query the browser for the actual URL of the document you have just saved, and will inject that URL into the document in a variety of ways.
When you later open that saved document in your browser, the URL pointing to the original document on the Internet will be shown on top. Clicking it will enable you to load the original version (if it still exists at the same address).