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Just stumbled onto this thread..what about standalone offline browsers..the type that can download a website to a hard disk..any one know of one which doesnt require installation?

tht's standalone firefox...i need something that can download an entire site so i can view it offline....can firefox do that?

tht's standalone firefox...i need something that can download an entire site so i can view it offline....can firefox do that?

for basic need yes.

QUOTE(indianarchie @ Aug 17 2005, 08:52 AM)

tht's standalone firefox...i need something that can download an entire site so i can view it offline....can firefox do that?

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for basic need yes.

I didnt know that..how can i download sites (including pictures, zip files etc..whatever the site may contain) using portable firefox?

QUOTE(indianarchie @ Aug 17 2005, 08:52 AM)

tht's standalone firefox...i need something that can download an entire site so i can view it offline....can firefox do that?

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for basic need yes.

I didnt know that..how can i download sites (including pictures, zip files etc..whatever the site may contain) using portable firefox?

Sorry I was unclear you can'T.

But I Got a solution for you a standalone application :

WinHTTrack

http://www.httrack.com/

:thumbup

and http://www.webreaper.net/

Edited by albator

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