Python package for saving and retrieving URLs from the Internet Archive Wayback Machine.
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Webpage archiving service for saving snapshots of pages and preserving online evidence.
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0Python package for saving and retrieving URLs from the Internet Archive Wayback Machine.
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0HTTrack is a free GPL offline browser utility that downloads a website to a local directory, retrieving HTML, images and other files and arranging the original relative link structure so the mirror can be browsed locally. It can update an existing mirror and resume interrupted downloads. Interfaces include WinHTTrack for Windows and WebHTTrack for macOS and Linux/Unix/BSD.
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0Webrecorder provides open source solutions for archiving the complex, interactive web. Its tools include a free Chrome extension and desktop app for archiving while browsing, and ReplayWeb.page for viewing and embedding WARC or WACZ files. It also offers Browsertrix, a cloud-native archiving platform with a 7-day free trial of the Starter plan.
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0PageRip is a Chrome extension that extracts HTML and CSS from web pages using an element selector, or converts full pages to single-file HTML and JSX. It can export to CSS classes or inline styles, and code can be previewed and copied. The tool is described as completely free and works offline.
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ArchiveTeam helps save, browse, replay, or preserve web pages and online resources.
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Internet Archive Book Ripper is a beta userscript that downloads the pages of a borrowed Internet Archive book as a ZIP of .jp2 images from which a complete PDF can be generated. It requires Violentmonkey and supports only Chromium-based browsers so far, excluding Ungoogled Chromium. A button appears in the book reader once a book has been borrowed and pages indexed.
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