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Tuesday, August 19th 2003, 4:50pm

downloading complete webpages ...

is there any other way to download a complete webpages in Konqueror (with images and CSS) just like in IE or Mozilla ...? I use Konqueror 3.1.0

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Tuesday, August 19th 2003, 6:02pm

There is a webarchiver plugin in kdeaddons which, if installed, lets you fetch a webpage with images, etc. into an archivefile (zip or tag.gz I think).

If installed you find it in the Tools menu.

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Tuesday, August 19th 2003, 9:27pm

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Original von anda_skoa

There is a webarchiver plugin in kdeaddons which, if installed, lets you fetch a webpage with images, etc. into an archivefile (zip or tag.gz I think).

If installed you find it in the Tools menu.

cheers,
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I just verified that it saves css, too.

The default file extension is .war,
and it's a gzipped tar archive(*).
The saved html page is renamed to index.html
inside the archive.

If you click on that archive in konqueror with
the option
View -> Use index.html
enabled then it'll display the saved web page in all its glory.

(*) This is a bit confusing because in the java world
a file with the extension .war is supposed to be
a jar file (zip format plus meta data)

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Wednesday, August 20th 2003, 4:00am

you can download the entire website through the terminal using the wget command

type
[code:1] man wget[/code:1]
for more info