WebPump

WebPump is a handy little app that's perfect for downloading website content right to your hard drive. It's super lightweight and lets you browse offline, which is pretty cool! Plus, it comes with both basic and advanced settings, so there's something for everyone.

Easy to Use Without Installation

No need to deal with complicated setup processes! You can just drop the program files anywhere on your hard drive and click the executable to get started. Want to run it on different computers? Just stick it on a USB flash drive! It works like a charm without needing any installers or messing up your Windows registry.

Straightforward Interface

The interface might not be flashy, but it's organized well, making it easy to navigate. To kick things off, you just input the URL of the website you want to download from. You can also drag and drop multiple URLs or an HTML file if that's easier for you!

Customize Your Downloads

With WebPump, you can create lists of URLs that you want to include or exclude from your download. Need specific types of files? No problem! You can filter by file type and grab only those images you've been eyeing while leaving everything else behind.

Offline Browsing Options

You also get to choose where everything gets saved. If you're looking for a deeper search, you can set how many sublinks to scan too. Just keep in mind that enabling offline browsing will take longer since it saves all those pages for later use. If you skip this step, WebPump will make a map of the site—just remember you'll need an internet connection to view it!

Advanced Features for Power Users

If you're more tech-savvy, there are extra options available like scanner rules (like query MIME), following FTP links, splitting URL lists into folders, and even setting random delays between downloads. You can also manage logging, headers, proxies, and browser user agents directly in the app!

Stability and Performance

No worries about crashes here! During our tests, WebPump performed smoothly without hanging or throwing errors. It uses very few system resources too—so low CPU and RAM usage means your computer won't slow down.

A Few Drawbacks

The only downside? WebPump hasn't had an update in quite some time. The interface could definitely use some sprucing up. But hey—it’s free! So why not give it a try? You might find it fits your needs just perfectly!