But web pages are often served differently to different visitors. There can be location /personalization variations of exactly the same page. Even to different logged-out, “anonymous” users.
Also, a “page” is more than a single page, there are usually dozens of associated files like css, js, and images. Just saving the html won’t get you very far when you want to look at it again later.
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you could normalize some params like browser engine, agent, javascript on/off, timezone, language, etc.
it would probably won't match exactly as you probably have trackers and different scripts