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Tuesday, 11th April 2006

Three Free Tools to Archive (Locally) Any Web Page or Site

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Three Free Tools to Archive (Locally) Any Web Page or Web Site, View Content Offline
+ HTTRACK Web Site Copier
Free. Tons of features! Volunteer project. We've been using it for years and it works very well. Desktop search tools can index these saved pages (if you choose) and make the entire archive keyword searchable. HTTRACK has also just released ProxyHTTrack, "a standalone project aimed to help web archivists to easily build caches based on websites downloaded by HTTRACK." Can save an entire site with just two or three clicks.
+ Local Web Site Archive
Free. Numerous features. From Martin Aignesberger, the person who also gives us the essential WebSite-Watcher. Use it to save one page at a time. Saved pages are also searchable with Local Web Site Archive. A fee-based version with even more features (including highlighted text) is available.
+ Webaroo
Free. New company. Create a searchable database of saved pages for offline use and searching. Also mobile web features. More about Webaroo from Om Malik.

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