Firefox saving double version of the same webpage in a single file

About one year back, I saved a webpage as webpage complete, that is, as a HTML file and a folder containing associated files. Recently I added mozilla archive format add-on. I revisited the webpage and it has changed a little bit, for example the picture in the heading and another picture in the body of the page. Now I saved this changed webpage as a single file, in MHT format. Now when I am opening the MHT file it is showing the previous version of the webpage, and at the top it is showing 'saved from: file:///G:/Document/Religion/filename'. When I move the file in another drive or folder firefox opens the changed version of the webpage and at the top 'Saved from: http://mukto-mona.com/bangla_blog/?p=28719, that is url of the webpage. When I move the file in G it again shows the old version. One word more, I downloaded all files and temporarily saved them in C drive. Later I moved them elsewhere. As you can see this above file I saved in G drive. I tried clearing cookies and histories of firefox and browsing history in Windows internet options. Problem is not going. I do not know whether it is a cookie problem, but I placed the question here.
Though I mentioned about a single saved file just for instance, actually the problem showing for several files. Thanks in advance.

Please read '''''About this Add-on''''' on the download page. 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mozilla-archive-format/
Also, documentation for MAF is available here: 
http://maf.mozdev.org/documentation.html
I can't help you with MAF, I use UnMHT myself. 
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/unmht/

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