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2008-04-27
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Originally Posted by iskarion
I installed httrack on my N800 using the Application Manager. But I can't find it on any of my menus, even after re-booting.
There is a package called webhttrack in the maemo extras repository which allows you to save webpages recursively (including subpages, linked files, images...) for offline browsing.
It includes a commandline app with tons of configuration options, but also an easy to use web interface.
For documentation please see http://www.httrack.com/
In the Extras Menu webhttrack will also create a link to a portal page from where you can access all pages you have downloaded for offline browsing.
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Is it only usable from within xterm? I'm a newbie & looking for a non-xterm solution.
Also, I've perused the www.httrack.com site, but not found the answer to this.
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2008-04-29
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I believe httrack is the command line version. Webhttrack is the GUI version.
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2009-02-12
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This is good for offline browsing IMO, just save the webpages in the menu. I don't need the links. I only use the webpages for info.
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