wget is probably the tool you are looking for. You need to do a bit of work to get the options right. Ones to consider are --input-file=file, --level=1, --conve

wget is probably the tool you are looking for. You need to do a bit of work to get the options right. Ones to consider are --input-file=file, --level=1, --convert-links, --page-requisites, --follow-ftp, --span-hosts, and --adjust-extension. You can just export your bookmarks or history or whatever as a file full of links and use that as input to wget, and it will retrieve all of them. There are some other handy tools like youtube-dl, which let you archive not just youtube videos, but many different types of media content. Including soundcloud and bandcamp.