WinHTTrack V3.43-9C    Suggested by Andrew Lee - Updated by webfork on 1 Aug 2010 10MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (2133) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (9) - Post comment - Permalink

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 cymen: reliable program, does what it says. occasionally crashes though [2007-08-06 04:06]

 Local: Been very handy indeed, I find some of the settings a little confusing but have yet to have it crash on me.

I can't find a setting to stop itself adding an option in the right click "New" section on the desktop though [2007-08-24 15:27]

 Chris: WinHTTack v3.4x is very incompatible with multi-core CPU's. A symptom of this is the program randomly closing during mirrors. Couple of potential fixes for anyone having this problem:
1. Return to v3.32
2. Use imagecfg or similar to limit the WinHTTrack exe to a single CPU core. I have a Quad Core CPU and WinHTTrack closing itself every few minutes during a mirror was driving me crazy, so I adopted this solution. No closing since then I'm happy to say. [2008-07-18 22:29]

 PJ: Chris, instead of silly workarounds why don't you report the errors to the programmers? [2009-01-12 13:31]

 PJ: Just tried it. Seems to run fine, but the real problem is that its not a real mirroring program - it inserts all kinds of crap comments in the html files. [2009-01-12 13:47]

 PJ: Sets up an explorer references to its own filetype (without asking) [2009-09-06 00:49]

 Observer: No need to get the "X" version, which is outdated.Get the newest portable version from the download section, at the app´s own website.
IMPORTANT TIP: after downloading your website, you can turn it into a single .EXE package by using WebSite Zip Packer (http://www.spadixbd.com/wsz/) and you can take your downloaded site with you on a pen drive. [2010-01-03 01:23]

 Ares: @Observer
The X-WinHTTrack portable package is not outdated (V3.43-9). [2010-01-09 01:40]

 Chris: PJ: I did. Even they recommended returning to v3.32 [2010-03-18 09:46]

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