Maria is a small and simple, pure Cocoa application based on GNU wget command. It allows to download entire websites for offline browsing. It is possible to download only selected types of files, e.g. only graphics or music files. Maria allows to download links from given text file.
What's New
Version 1.3:
- Added support for proxy
- Added Portuguese localization
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:14,853 |
| Version Downloads:9,384 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:17 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Maria is a small and simple, pure Cocoa application based on GNU wget command. It allows to download entire websites for offline browsing. It is possible to download only selected types of files, e.g. only graphics or music files. Maria allows to download links from given text file.
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Akrobat reviewed on 30 Dec 2012
I've tried this.
Runs well, stable. Even let's me know when the site is downloaded.
Pity it doesn't actually download ANYTHING.
Good God! Back to Blue Crab.
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lemon-kun reviewed on 25 Apr 2012
However, if you need to download only a special type of file (which is not listed in Maria's standard files like pdf, jpeg, etc.), then you have to download the whole site, which can take a looong time. Because of that, I use SiteSucker, which has much more features.
Still; Maria is a great app!
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Jason_Milles_76 reviewed on 17 Jul 2011
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J-Son-Quarc reviewed on 06 Jul 2010
It's perfect for downloading free books being available in html-format, if you need to read them off-line.
I recommend it!
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You can see a method of this type of progress tracking by looking at the info in Safari's status bar. It may say at the start "20 of 40" items, but as new levels are discovered the number of total items increases. So if you make a status bar, you just update it's maximum as you hit another level and increase the number of items in the list that require scanning and saving.
Again, if you can't hook wget in this way, then the only way to implement such a progress bar would be to compile your own variation of wget. Not something that everyone could just do in their sleep... ^_^
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jackybrief2141 rated on 09 Sep 2013
Talisman rated on 02 Oct 2012
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jcabrita rated on 17 Mar 2012
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Titanium1 rated on 17 Jul 2011
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opsidd rated on 15 Apr 2011
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Diogo Cocharro rated on 30 Dec 2010