webfreeze
verbUK /ˈwɛb.friːz/
US /ˈwɛb.friz/
To save a webpage so it stays the same even if the real page changes.
The librarian used webfreeze to keep a copy of the old news article.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To stop a website from changing for a while.
The team decided to webfreeze the site during the holiday sale.
3. A saved copy of a webpage kept for later.
She opened the webfreeze to show what the page looked like last year.
4. To make a web app stop responding.
Too many tabs can webfreeze your old laptop.