WebCopier Pro
by MaximumSoft Corp.
A multi-function offline browser designed for Windows which copies websites and stores them locally
WebCopier Pro - an application that allows you to download from the Internet sites in whole (or in part - on request). The program belongs to the class of so-called "offline" browsers. There are functions to set up the types of downloaded files, limit the volume of downloaded data. There is a built-in scheduler and the possibility of Russification of the program. The trial version of WebCopier Pro allows you to evaluate the functionality of the program free of charge for 15 days.
WebCopier Pro enables users to easily download entire websites for offline viewing, with customizable settings for file types and data volume.
Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 operating system
At least 512 MB of RAM
Internet connection
50 MB of free hard drive space
At least 512 MB of RAM
Internet connection
50 MB of free hard drive space
PROS
Allows offline browsing and reading of downloaded websites.
Offers fast, multi-threaded downloading.
Supports JavaScript, CSS, Flash, and other complex web technologies.
Offers fast, multi-threaded downloading.
Supports JavaScript, CSS, Flash, and other complex web technologies.
CONS
Limited compatibility with certain websites.
The user interface can be confusing for beginners.
Lack of regular updates for bug fixes and improvements.
The user interface can be confusing for beginners.
Lack of regular updates for bug fixes and improvements.
Ruaridh
WebCopier Pro is an application that helps you to download the internet site either in whole or in part as needed. It has a trial version that is free of charge for fifteen days.
Luke
The WebCopier Pro really changes the game. No wifi, no problem. WebCopier Pro allows you to read and view pages offline. This offline browser is really a must have application. Take the five-star review seriously, and download this product. Also, who doesn't love a free trial?!
Owen
Pretty cool concept and really great idea that gives you the ability to be able to browse while offline. This sounds a bit complicated and took me some time to understand it, i don’t fully understand it still but will be putting more time into this because i plan on using it a lot more once i really get the hang of it and it’s benefits and uses
