WebZIP

WebZIP is a tool that allows you to download and save an entire website or parts of it. You can create your own library of offline websites you access frequently.

The interface of the program is attractive and easy to navigate through, although it may seem confusing at first.

All you have to do is create a new project - enter a name, specify a folder/category, enter one or more URLs and set the output destination.

You can add a predefined download method, select the file types you want to retrieve during the download process, choose how many levels WebZIP should follow links into, add a URL filter template, include filters (e.g. URLs must contains one of the given characters, words or phrases), exclude filters, schedule a task, view a summary, and more.

In the "Now Downloading" area, you can view how many files have been downloaded so far. Once a task is completed (which can take from several seconds to several hours), you can compress content or save it in HTML format, as long as you have FAR installed on your computer.

You can switch to full screen mode, disable the navigation pane, pop up a save list, connect to the Internet via a proxy server, set browser speed, disable popups, set text size, switch to design mode, and more.

The program crashed once, when we tried switching to full screen mode and design mode, and it comes with an outdated user guide. Otherwise, WebZIP uses a fair amount of system resources and manages to do its job very well. We were able to view all the content from the downloaded websites.