Offline Browser - Save web pages

The Best Offline Web Browser (the original one):

When you are online (for example, when you have a Wi-Fi connection), you can download all the web pages you need to read during the day. Then, you can browse the content even when you have no WiFi or mobile connection. This way, you can also save money and mobile internet traffic.

Using the app is quite simple. One can start by adding websites they wish to download—either directly through its "+" button or by using the "share" option from their preferred web browser. Initiating a download is just a tap away; choose to execute a bulk download or select individual pages for synchronization.

When ready to read offline, simply select from the list of saved sites and navigate without a hitch. It boasts customization features for downloads, such as setting the depth level to define how extensively linked content from a site is downloaded.

How to use:

1) Add Site to Download

Option 1) If you are using your preferred web browser:

- Select the "share" menu option.

- Choose "Offline Browser" from the app list.

Option 2) If you are on the main OB page:

- Click on the "+" button.

- Set the URL of the link and download options.

2) Download Pages (when ONLINE)

- Click the "download all" button in the main menu to download all the sites with the flag "keep always up to date."

- Or click the "download" option in the contextual menu of a single link to sync only one button.

3) Browse Downloaded Pages (when OFFLINE)

- Select the item from the list.

- Navigate the downloaded pages offline.

Remember that:

- If you want to download only one page, set "depth level"=0.

- If you want to download the first level of sub-links, set "depth level"=1.

- To download more links levels, increase the "depth level."

- To download sites that require authentication (like Facebook), authenticate yourself with the option "Enter credentials" before starting the download.

If, for some site, you continue to see only the first page, try these options in this order:

- Increase the max links per page and max links per site.

- If the site has a mobile version, use the mobile URL directly (e.g., cnnmobile.com or mobile.nytimes.com).

- Try disabling JavaScript.

- Try changing User Agent: Firefox, IE, iPhone, or iPad.

- In complex sites, limit the number of links to download by using the option "Only links containing the text" (refer to the help section for more information).

- Send me the link with the problem using the contextual menu item "Report link problem": I'll try to respond to all queries.

Remember that the app doesn't work with YouTube. If you require a specific feature, feel free to ask, and you shall receive!

FOR COMPANIES:

If you need a customized version (including your logo and URL) for enabling your customers to browse your site offline, please contact me for a quotation at this email: nikodroid70@gmail.com.