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I was quite distressed tonight to notice that one of my older Safari web archives was showing placeholders instead of the graphics I knew had been there. It seemed that Safari had decided to refresh the page content before displaying it and couldn't get to the images at their original location.
WebArchive Folderizer simply extracts the entire contents of a Safari webarchive file dropped onto its icon into a new folder (with the same name as the webarchive) mimicking the original hierarchy. No attempt is made to process or update any of those contents. I needed a way to get at the embedded
WebArchive Folderizer simply extracts the entire contents of a Safari webarchive file dropped onto its icon into a new folder (with the same name as the webarchive) mimicking the original hierarchy. No attempt is made to process or update any of those contents. I needed a way to get at the embedded
What's New
Version 1.2.5:
- More robust handling of embedded URLs.
- More MIME types recognized for dynamic content.
- Better handling of text content with incorrect encodings.
- Traditional Chinese localization (donated).
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.2 or later for PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later for x86.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.2 or later for PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later for x86.
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| Downloads:14,644 |
| Version Downloads:11,494 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:22 Jun 2006 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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I was quite distressed tonight to notice that one of my older Safari web archives was showing placeholders instead of the graphics I knew had been there. It seemed that Safari had decided to refresh the page content before displaying it and couldn't get to the images at their original location.
WebArchive Folderizer simply extracts the entire contents of a Safari webarchive file dropped onto its icon into a new folder (with the same name as the webarchive) mimicking the original hierarchy. No attempt is made to process or update any of those contents. I needed a way to get at the embedded images and thought others might as well.
WebArchive Folderizer simply extracts the entire contents of a Safari webarchive file dropped onto its icon into a new folder (with the same name as the webarchive) mimicking the original hierarchy. No attempt is made to process or update any of those contents. I needed a way to get at the embedded images and thought others might as well.
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davidlaska reviewed on 16 Dec 2006
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kiddailey reviewed on 12 Feb 2006
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But why is it not extracting the html sources as well ?
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I tried this link..
http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/11/06/top-100-mac-apps/
And it doesn't not load the 100 featured mac App Icon images, even though I see it in the folder.
Is it suppose to create a folder? or webarchive. (I'm getting a folder.)