WinHTTrack Website Copier 3.48.2 [Update]

Offline browser which copies Web sites to your computer

HTTrack is a free (GPL, libre/free software) and easy-to-use offline browser utility. It allows you to download a World Wide Web site from the Internet to a local directory, building recursively all directories, getting HTML, images, and other files from the server to your computer. HTTrack arranges the original site's relative link-structure. Simply open a page of the "mirrored" website in your browser, and you can browse the site from link to link, as if you were viewing it online. HTTrack can also update an existing mirrored site, and resume interrupted downloads. HTTrack is fully configurable, and has an integrated help system.

Features:

Versions available for Windows, Linux, Sun Solaris, and other Unix systems (Other platforms may soon be included)
Multilingual Windows and Linux/Unix interface (English, Français, Castellano, Deutsch, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Italiano, Kréyòl Matinik, Magyar, Brazilian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Danish, Estonian, Swedish, Turkish, Macedonian, Japanese, Slovak, Czech, Ukrainian, Norwegian, Slovenian, Romanian, Greek)
Free Software (GPL) (open source code given)
Mirror one site, or more than one site together (with shared links)
User-selectable recursion levels
Quickly updates downloaded sites and resumes interrupted downloads (due to connection break, crash, etc.)
Filter by file type, link location, structure depth, file size, site size, accepted or refused sites or file-name (with advanced wild cards)..
Timeout and minimum transfer rate manager to abandon slowest sites
Wizard to specify which links must be loaded (accept/refuse: link, all domain, all directory)
Multiple-connection mode (default: 4 connections) maximizes download speed
HTTP compression (gzip..)
Proxy support to maximize speed, with optional authentication
Reget (resume) for partially transferred files (HTTP/1.1)
File names with original structure kept or splitted mode (one html folder, and one image folder), dos 8-3 file names option and user-defined structure
Automatic switch for "Moved" errors
HTML parsing and tag analysis, including java-script code/embedded HTML code
Basic java and Flash parsing
Integrated DNS cache
Native https and ipv6 support
Native mms:// media streaming capture support
Optional log file with error-log and comments-log
User-specified paths for mirror and log files
Works as a command-line program, or through a shell for both private (capture) or professional (on-line web mirror) use

New in version 3.48.2

New: Enforce check against CVE-2014-0160

What's new in version 3.48.1:

New: improved hashtables to speedup large mirrors
New: added unit tests
New: Added %a option, allowing to define the "Accept:" header line.
New: Added %X option, to define additional request header lines.
New: Added option '-%t', preserving the original file type (which may produce non-browseable file locally)
Fixed: remove scope id (% character) in dotted address resolution (especially for catchurl proxy)
Fixed: build fixes, including for Android, non-SSL releases
Fixed: buggy keep-alive handling, leading to waste connections
Fixed: removed chroot and setuid features (this is definitely not our business)
Fixed: removed MMS (Microsoft Media Server) ripping code (mmsrip) (dead protocol, unmaintained code, licensing issues)
Fixed: type mishandling when processing a redirect (such as a .PDF redirecting to another .PDF, with a text/html type tagged in the redirect message)
Fixed: infinite loop when attempting to download a file:/// directory on Unix (gp)
Fixed: removed background DNS resolution, prone to bugs
Fixed: do not choke on Windows 2000 because of missing SetDllDirectory() (Andy Hewitt)
Fixed: %h custom build structure parameter not taken in account (William Clark)