When saving a webpage, sometimes the picture turns out to be an online address that is directly indexed. I think this is not very good, because once the picture URL becomes invalid, the picture will be lost.
I use the client on the windows , the browser is Firefox
I have noticed that in cases where the web designer has also hyperlinked an image to itself (normally so you can click on it for a larger version) Joplin webclipper in fact captures the image and stores it to resources but also preserves the hyperlink. At first glance it can look like Joplin is just referencing a hyperlink for the image.
That means Webclipper clips something like this:
[![picture.png](:/95624258cf014b71bec28ffb4b974ff5)](https://example.com/picture.png)
So
![picture.png](:/95624258cf014b71bec28ffb4b974ff5)
Is the locally stored, clipped picture and the rest
[...............................](https://example.com/picture.png)
is just the additional hyperlink the web designer put in which can be deleted if you so wish.