[GUIDE] How to Rip a Website in 1 Minute

mydomainidea said:

Hey BHW,

This is my first share and wanted to give back to the community that has helped me out so much. Today, I saw a member asking how to rip a website and I decided to help him out. I realized there are probably other members in the community that don't know how to do this either. So I thought this would be a great share to the community.

So lets begin. There are a couple of methods that you can try out (Free, Paid or Torrent D/L)


***(FREE)***
Use the following program

HTTrack Website COpier (Its open source)
www(dot)httrack(dot)com/page/2/
(Pretty straight forward program to use; even has proxy support)


***(Another FREE WAY)***
This free way involves just by simply using your browser (Firefox and IE; didnt test it with Chrome yet)

Step1 - Simply visit the page you are interested in ripping
Step2 - Click on the File Tab on the browser
Step3 - Click on Save As (CTRL+S)
Step4 - A new window will pop up asking you what to save. Make sure the "Save as Type" is Webpage, complete
Step5 - Your done

*The downside to this method is that it just downloads most/all the files with no structure. Everything is downloaded into one folder. So the images, css, etc aren't in there own seperate folders.


***(PAID) ***
Pay for the following program

WebExtractor
www(dot)webextractor(dot)com/ (I use this with HTTrack if I cant download all the files)

Telport Pro
www(dot)tenmax(dot)com/teleport/pro/home.htm (I have not used this program personally)


***(Torrents)***
You guys are smart here. Visit your favorite torrent site and do a search for 'webextractor' and 'telport pro'. You guys will know what to do next.



I hope this helps everybody that is struggling with this situation. Have yourself a great day guys and now hit the thanx button.


HAPPY RIPPING

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Hawkeye Digital said:

Good share mate !

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PHPInjected said:

Dude, this is a 12 year old thread that’s only being updated when people ask irrelevant questions. Lol

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