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Lookin for application to download websites
I could had sworn I once saw an app for Diablo that allowed you to download sites (not just wiki) for off-line browsing - but can NOT find it.
Anyone know of one or maybe I just imagined it....? |
Re: Lookin for application to download websites
could you not just save the webpage? microb supports that.
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Yeah but if I understand it right i would have to save each page individually (it doesn't crawl down).
There is a site I want to use offline that, simplified, have one main page and a lot of pages one layer below that you get to from a two step selection process. They also updates periodically. What I would LOVE is a tool that would crawl down X levels (or even 'download as you browse' ('start download' browse...'stop download'). And then the site could be accessed offline and you could trigger a sync ton see if any content had been updated. Not sure this exists as a Diablo tool though :( |
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I see, that sounds like it would be really useful. Perhaps iceweasel can do something similar, if not, perhaps an add-on for it.
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Nvm: found the tool and solution: http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/httrack/
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httrack didn't want to install for me but i got webhttrack to install http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/webhttrack/
still figuring out HOW it works though :) |
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You could look at wget, a command line tool.
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There's also pyplucker, and for the desktop sitescooper. (I'm mentioning sitescooper because it will sync and only get what's changed--and who knows? It's just a big perl script; maybe you could run it on the NIT.)
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Re: Lookin for application to download websites
Thanks, I ended up using Webhttrack and wrote up a little something about it here should anyone be interested, I like it a lot: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=52211
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