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Chrome has the option to export all bookmarks to an html file, which I think can be given as an input to wget. Now if I understand that correctly, won't it rec
by Houshalter 10y ago
Chrome has the option to export all bookmarks to an html file, which I think can be given as an input to wget.
Now if I understand that correctly, won't it recursively download every web page and all it's links 5 levels deep? Because that could be quite enormous if there are just a few web pages with lots of links...
- fenchurchh 10y agoYou will get some duplicates of Kevin Bacon's homepage but should be fine otherwise.
- fasquoika 10y agoAlso around 500 papers about number theory
- falcolas 10y agoIt won't traverse across domains without an explicit argument, so it won't go too crazy. It also won't backtrack, so you won't end up with a complete copy of a blog if you've only bookmarked a single article. You can, of course, reduce the maxdepth to 1 pretty safely, if you don't think you'll need more than the specific bookmarked page. I use that for programming language documentation - for example I'll hit the root page of Python's standard library documentation, and get everything I need locally.