HTTrack
Free (GPL) offline browser utility for downloading websites to a local directory
HTTrack is a free, GPL-licensed offline browser utility that downloads a website from the Internet to a local directory. It recursively fetches HTML, images and other files while preserving the original site's relative link structure, allowing mirrored sites to be browsed locally link-to-link as if viewed online. It can also update an existing mirrored site and resume interrupted downloads.
The tool is fully configurable and includes an integrated help system. Version 3.50 adds HTTPS support, handling of files larger than 2 GB, Windows paths longer than 260 characters, and WARC output. HTTrack is available as WinHTTrack for Windows 7 SP1 and later, and WebHTTrack for macOS and Linux/Unix/BSD; Windows XP and Windows Vista remain supported through version 3.49-2.
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