SiteSucker

Good app, works pretty well

下载了24小时还在没完没了的下载，不知道到底行不行，离线打开里面内容都是乱码。钱扔水里了。

I love the app it is amazing an one ov a kind as there is no other app i hav found that can do wat this one can i would hav given it 5 stars because it is well worth the money however i hav one small issue i wanted to say if i do anything else on my phone while it is downloading it stops an this is highly annoying it would be way better if it would do its thing in the back ground so u would be able to do other things while it is downloading i will update my review as i will most definitely be paying close attention to this apps progress and updates keep up the good work and thank you for doing what no one else has done

Can’t get it to work with a website developed using new google sites. The platform seems to block it. Otherwise a great app.

The app makes a pretty complex operation very simple. I have downloaded a bunch of documentation sites which I regularly use offline, and everything works flawlessly. This is a gem and should be better known.

On Mac, it tells me I cannot download because I don’t have Mac 11.1 or better. 11.1 or better is not available yet. Can’t even update to that. On iPad Everything loads, and then files completed go to 0 but then nothing happens.

My earlier review only gave the app 3 stars because I was having trouble downloading sites. Truthfully, I now find that it is mostly due user error. So I’m increasing the rating to 4 Stars.

If you just added this one thing, I would give this a million ⭐️ if I could. If it’s not too much to ask, could you make it where you can search for a webpage URL? I really, really, really need that.

Works as I would expect. I am not sure how it prioritises files when I limit the number of files. Hopefully its BFS ordering. Also it would be great if it could support websites that require authentication

Sometimes there is just no alternative. Be it for reasons of time, or perhaps the website is a mess, but, worthy of offline study. Frequently I use this iOS wget/curl type tool to create 'documentation' for apps (etc) that the creator does not supply a PDF user manual for. Which is perfectly understandable considering how difficult writing and constantly updating documentation can be. So when you want offline access to web-based (html) docs SiteSucker is about the best (only) option I've found for the restricted/handicapped iOS. If you haven't already, check out Dash.app too.