WebPump

WebPump is a handy little application that helps you download all the content from a website right to your hard drive. You can use it for offline browsing, and it comes with both basic and advanced settings to suit your needs.

Easy Setup and Portability

One of the best things about WebPump is that there's no complicated setup needed. You can just drop the program files anywhere on your computer and click the executable file to get started. If you want, you can even keep it on a USB flash drive. This way, you can run it on any computer without having to install anything first. Plus, it doesn't mess with your Windows registry!

User-Friendly Interface

The interface isn't all flashy, but it's super easy to navigate. To start downloading, just enter the URL of the site you want. You can also drag and drop a list of URLs or an HTML file if that's easier for you!

Custom Download Options

You can create lists of URLs that you want to include or exclude from your downloads based on what you need. For example, if you're only after images, just enter their file extensions and leave everything else out.

Offline Browsing Features

With WebPump, you can choose where to save your downloads and set how deep into the site's links you want to go (that means how many sublinks it will explore). If you enable offline browsing, be ready for a longer download time because it saves everything for later use! Otherwise, if offline browsing isn't on, WebPump will just create a map of the site that only works when you're online.

Advanced Features for Power Users

If you're someone who likes digging deeper into settings, WebPump has got options for you! You can play around with scanner rules (like MIME types), whether or not to follow FTP links, splitting URL lists into different folders, adding delays between downloads, and more! It even lets you set headers and proxies!

Performance Review

In our tests, we didn't run into any crashes or weird errors with WebPump; it's pretty stable! It also doesn't take up much CPU or RAM space while running.

A Few Drawbacks

The downside? Well, WebPump hasn't been updated in quite some time. Its interface could definitely use some sprucing up too. But hey—it's free! So why not give it a try?

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