I don't know of a Safari plugin but if you have MacPorts installed you
get the open source wget tool and then use it in terminal to grab a
bunch of pages and store them on your hard drive:
wget -mcrpk -o process.log http://www.abcd.com
Parameters:
O - output of the process is written to a file instead of the display.
In this case I logged everything to process.log
M - Mirror - copies timestamps and recursion
C - Continues a partly-downloaded transfer. Probably not as big an issue
on a good connection
R - Recursion, but this might not have been needed with the M. Figured
it didn't hurt.
P - Download any page dependencies like CSS, images etc.
K - Convert all links to relative URLs so it doesn't keep trying to link
off to the original site or path
It will crawl every link of every page and store it all in your current
folder. Then you can webshare that folder to make your own mini version
of the site or just open the top level file in Safari. The latter method
may not always work since modern sites use javascript ajax stuff to suck
in piecesparts from a web server which is not what is happening when you
just open a file directly from your hard drive.
CB
On 1/23/13 4:00 PM, Bill Holton wrote:
Hi.
Does anyone know of an accessible Safari plugin or stand alone app
that will go to a web site and download everything for off-line vieweing?
Thanks.
BILL HOLTON
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