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HTTrack 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.
A search engine that indexes the content of more than 700 websites offering free ebooks, including Project Gutenberg, Wikibooks and the Internet Archive. Users can search by title, author or theme to find free ebooks and audiobooks for Kindle, Nook, Kobo and tablets.
linkding is a self-hosted bookmarking service described as minimal, fast and easy to set up. It can fetch website metadata, create archived snapshots and apply bulk editing, and it supports multiple users. It runs as a single Docker container using SQLite, with browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome and a REST API.
Linkwarden is an open-source, self-hostable bookmark manager that backs up saved pages in multiple formats, including full HTML. It offers a reader view with highlights and annotations, AI-powered tagging, RSS feeds and sharing of collections. A cloud plan is available with a free trial.
Self-hosted, open-source collaborative bookmark manager for collecting, reading, annotating, and preserving webpages. It saves each page as a screenshot, PDF, and single HTML file, offers a reader view with highlighting, and organizes links by collection and tags. It also supports sharing links publicly, collaboration with multiple users, and full text search.
LWN's archive page indexes its Weekly Edition issues from June 6, 2002 onward, with links to older site archives for earlier editions. It also points to separate indexes for guest articles by author, conference coverage by name or year, and kernel, security and Python articles.
Mr.E-Fonts is a font collection compiled by Mister E over several decades, hosted on the Internet Archive for free download, borrowing, and streaming. It was uploaded as a personal backup of the curator's font holdings.
NewsBlur is a personal news reader for following RSS feeds and web feeds on web, iOS and Android. It offers intelligence training that filters stories by author, tag, title and full text, plus AI-powered story analysis and daily briefings. Stories can be archived and searched, and saved with custom tags. The software is open source.
Old Time Radio is a web station that broadcasts Old Time Radio shows 24/7 for free, streaming shows from the Golden Age of Radio. It offers a schedule visualiser, volume preferences, a sleep timer, and a station builder for creating channels by selecting shows. Audio is hosted by the non-profit Internet Archive, and the site's source code is open source under the MIT Licence.
OSINT Dojo is a curated resource directory covering general OSINT and methodology, article publishing platforms, CTFs and quizzes, video streaming platforms, and other uses of OSINT. It also lists archived or deleted content, collection tools, cryptocurrency and dark web resources, and domain, website and networking tools. A link is provided to submit a resource or broken link.
OsmAnd~ is an open source offline world map application based on OpenStreetMap, available from F-Droid. It offers map viewing, GPS navigation without an internet connection, route planning and GPX track recording. The listing notes anti-features including non-free assets and tracking via an installation ID sent with map download requests.
Plucky is an Internet filter intended to help users keep long-term goals by enforcing self-set boundaries. It offers image blocking, a configurable delay before sites are allowed, scheduled blocking and blackout hours, and fine-grained filtering. It is available on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. A 30-day free trial is offered, after which subscription costs $2-$15 per month depending on income.
Prelinger Archives is an archival film project co-directed by Rick Prelinger and Megan Prelinger. Rick Prelinger began collecting ephemeral films in 1983, and a collection of 60,000 films was acquired by the Library of Congress in 2002. Since 2000 it has partnered with Internet Archive to make a subset of over 9,000 films available online for free viewing, downloading and reuse.
wayback machine spn scripts is an open source project for saving, replaying, or working with archived web pages.
Snopes.com is an online reference resource that functions as a fact-checking site for urban legends, folklore, myths, rumors, and misinformation. It is described as the definitive internet reference source for researching these types of content.
strauh.al is an art archive, digital scrapbook and experimental knowledge graph maintained since 2015. It collects artworks and images downloaded from the internet since 2015/2016 and is described by its author as an attempt to capture a consciousness in HTML. The site is continually updated and maintained through donations.
Click the Red Button is a random website generator. Users press a single button to access one of more than 470 hand-picked curated sites, including browser games, interactive art, and the internet’s stranger corners. No account or installation is required to use the service. Favorited sites are saved to the user’s browser, and browsing history is retained to help users revisit previously accessed sites. The site's catalogue is regularly checked to remove broken or inactive links.
TheOldNet is a service that provides access to archived web content via a browser proxy. It allows users to view historical versions of websites from 1996 to 2012, includes a search engine for archived sites, a guestbook, random homepage listings, and various retro internet tools.
Founded in 1996, UbuWeb is described as the internet's largest archive of free avant-garde materials. The site organizes sections covering film and video, sound, dance, papers, historical and visual poetry, conceptual writing, comics, electronic music and other resources, and is permanently archived by the United States Library of Congress.
UFO Evidence is a website presenting research, resources, news and information on the UFO phenomenon. It includes sections on selected UFO cases, photographs, sighting reports, and articles on topics related to the UFO and extraterrestrial phenomenon. The site describes itself as one of the largest internet sites on the subject.
UserStyles.world is a free and open-source, community-driven platform for sharing and browsing UserCSS userstyles, described as a replacement for UserStyles.org. It offers tracker-free browsing, Stylus integration for publishing updates, and mirroring of userstyles from other places including the USo-archive. It is licensed under AGPLv3.
Vandal is a browser extension that serves as a navigator for the Web Archive, helping users move back in time without leaving the current tab. It is built on the Wayback Machine API and offers calendar and graph views, a built-in browser for archived snapshots, navigation history, a resource drawer and a beta historical view. Limitations include iframe restrictions on some websites and no support for saving pages.
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.
Wail is an open source project for saving, replaying, or working with archived web pages.
