How can I preserve the original URLs address of the website (such as https:// web addresses) when saving HTML files?

[JasonxlxCharles]

Sorry for my speech due to I'm not a technical guy, but I want to see the original URLs addresses on the html files I saved.

For example, now I open a saved html file with Chrome, the address bar shows "file:///C:/Users/Administrator/Desktop/123.html", the local address of the html file, instead of the original web address. And I can't find the web address on it.

Now I can only copy the web addresses and save them in a txt file.

So, is there any ways to preserve the original URLs text (such as https:// web addresses) when saving HTML files? Such as automatically creating a txt file with the original web address in it, or leave a line of web address somewhere on the html file I saved?

Thank you.