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Ahh, to me it looks like it creates an amalgamation of the web page+contents. How does this work on neverending webpages/forever scroll? How will it behave if

• flatroze 7y ago
  That's it in the nutshell! It seems to work for basic pages quite well, I think that lazy load will work for most pages as long as the JavaScript is embedded (no -j flag provided) and the Internet connection is on. It saves what's there when the page is loaded, the rest is a gamble since every website implements infinite scroll differently. Authentication is another tricky part -- it's different for every browser. I will try to convert it into a web extension of sorts, so that pages could be saved directly from the browser while the user is authenticated.
  • donatzsky 7y ago
    For authentication, you could add an option for passing http headers, as well as accept Netscape-style cookie files. Whenever I want to download a video, using YouTube-dl, from a site that requires authentication, I first login using my browser and then exports the cookies using an extension.
    • sah2ed 7y ago
      May I ask what extension you use for cookie exporting?