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DESCRIPTION
Web Devil is a tool for downloading web sites for offline browsing, extracting web site content, helping to maintain web sites for content authors, and more. It also has filtering capabilities, so it only downloads what you want, and has a simple to use interface. Just enter a URL and it downloads the content with a single click. It contains several powerful tools for downloading and processing web content with ease, including an URL and e-mail extractor, batch URL downloader, incremental downloader, and more. You can also view web content directly within the app using the HTML and QuickTime viewer tools.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 6.5:
  • [Feature] Allow specifying the user agent string for each Web Devil document.
  • [Feature] Added (limited) support for handling CSS.
  • [Feature] Added ability to put the source URLs into the downloaded files' Finder/Spotlight comments.
  • [Feature] Added support for adding source URLs as Finder/Spotlight comments on downloaded files.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Chaotic Software
Downloads:45,508
  - Version d/l:5,195
Internet:Internet Utilities
License:Shareware
Date:19 Jun 2007
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$34.95
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    Web Devil User Reviews (15 posts)Write A Review
    Jun 20 2007

    ME2  I've tried this demo several different times; it just doesn't work for me for some reason. I'm interested in other's opinions/thoughts. Most sites I'm interested in 'block it' or won't allow it. :{  (Version 6.5)

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    Jun 15 2007

    LUISMURBINA  In the past I used this product and it mostly worked, but would break here and there. Will try it out and post an updated review on this new version.  (Version 6.4)

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    Jun 15 2005
    *****

    AYNSLEY  I purchased an older version of WebDevil some time ago, used it for a while, then switched to PageSucker. PageSucker seemed to handled more of the sites I wanted to download.

    When PageSucker began to choke on more and more sites I tried SiteSucker but found the results so-so.

    The new version of WebDevil, OTOH, seems to have brought things back to speed. It ripped flawlessly through some large sites that had both PS and SS flummoxed. I know that mileage may vary depending on site content, but so far WebDevil is working fine for me and I've paid the upgrade fee.  (Version 6.0.1)

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    Jun 11 2005

    DAMIAN - THE BEST MAC CONSULTANT  Dear "anonymous"...

    sitesucker works. this does not. i would gladly pay the developer for sitesucker. i would appreciate it if the developer of WebDevil would address the issues with its software instead of propping up your obvious propaganda...

    as a consultant i am trusted by my clients for honest appraisals of software. WebDevil needs some work. i will not mislead my clients. try them both. let your experience direct your choice.  (Version 6.0)

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