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Browser extension and tool for saving complete web pages into a single HTML file.
WAIL
WAIL (Web Archiving Integration Layer) is a desktop application that provides a graphical user interface atop multiple pre-configured web archiving tools, intended as an easy way to preserve and replay web pages. It includes Heritrix 3.7.0 for web crawling and OpenWayback 2.4.0 for replaying web archives, is written in Python and compiled with PyInstaller, and is licensed under MIT.
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- WAIL includes Heritrix 3.7.0 for web crawling Source: machawk1.github.io
- WAIL is licensed under MIT Source: machawk1.github.io
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Browser extension and tool for saving complete web pages into a single HTML file.
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0MarkdownDown is a web archiving or scraping tool for saving pages, data, or online content.
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