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How to save whole websites for offline reading?

I’m planning to stop my internet connection but i need some pages saved for offline use.
I’m using "save page as" on firefox but it only saves one page. I want to save many pages but it takes a lot of time…
Is there a firefox add-on for that?

What you are looking for is a website mirroring program. Take note that if the website is interactive and can store data, no software will be able to emulate it correctly on your computer. For example, if you make a copy of a forum, you won’t be able to post messages or do stuff like that.

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4 Responses to “How to save whole websites for offline reading?”

  1. Save it as a PDF file
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  2. What you are looking for is a website mirroring program. Take note that if the website is interactive and can store data, no software will be able to emulate it correctly on your computer. For example, if you make a copy of a forum, you won’t be able to post messages or do stuff like that.
    References :
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offline_reader#Website-mirroring_software

  3. File, save page as… or CTRL-S will save the entire page to a desired location.

    Woops, i should have read all that, you were doing that, sorry!:)
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  4.              on January 7th, 2012 at 3:27 am

    It is not an Ad-on work, it is an Offline software website sniffer. The best one is Teleport Pro and the other one is Offline Explorer. Download them and sniff your website, make sure to put a reasonable number of links in downloading options, if they are too much your software could sniff even other websites that are linked to the main one, if you put less number of links like 1 or 2, you could also miss important links on your website. Use it smartly :)
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