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1. WEBCOPIER QUITS UNEXPECTEDLY FULL
2. WEBCOPIER QUITS UNEXPECTEDLY OFFLINE

Detailed Grabber window shows server HTTP header response fields.

WEBCOPIER QUITS UNEXPECTEDLY OFFLINE

You can download Web sites either for offline browsing, via re-linking of URL's, or to create virtual copies of them on your hard drive, i.e., backup a Web site as-is.Unique URL extraction algorithms yield very complete downloads compared to other products of this type.The demo version you download now is fully functionaly and runs for about ten days. (You can even make it pause between successive downloads so as to not overwhelm the server.) You also have the option of "flattening" the images, i.e., putting them all into one folder, or preserving the folder structure on the server (just as when downloading a complete Web site for offline viewing.)īlue Crab is always gentle on the server, processing only one URL at a time. For example, you can choose to save only the JPEG images Blue Crab finds, or just the PDF's.īlue Crab has a special feature called the "Media Grabber" which you can use to easily download just the images (or movies) on a Web site Moreover, you can view a slide show of the images as they are downloaded. With Blue Crab you can download all the content including HTML, PDF, graphics, video, file archives, etc., or use selective filtering to restrict downloads to specific kinds of files. Perform "Google Image Search" batch downloads: download images found using an image query on Google.

WEBCOPIER QUITS UNEXPECTEDLY FULL

Create full page images of URL's (JPEG, BMP, TIFF, PNG, PSD, etc.).Check a site for broken links, or generate an HTML sitemap.Search current content more thoroughly than a search engine right on your own computer.Collect specific types of resources such as images or email addresses.Create a snapshot of a website for historical archiving.Conduct fast offline browsing and searching without an Internet connection.Blue Crab is a versatile and thorough program that you use to copy the contents of a Web site to your computer, in whole or in part, and then search or browse it offline.