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I suppose offline access is nice. I think I'd rather pay for the ability to just download the whole site in some officially supported way. Priming a PWA baked i
by ibejoeb 5y ago
I suppose offline access is nice. I think I'd rather pay for the ability to just download the whole site in some officially supported way. Priming a PWA baked into browser storage is a little roundabout. I want it to be grepable.
- cellshade 5y agoYou can grab the full repo with the content here: https://github.com/mdn/content https://github.com/mdn/content
- beardedetim 5y agoThere used to be a tool I used that just downloaded all the files of a site locally that the browser requested. Would that be enough here or are you imagining something like it also points all the links to be local and goes and saves future pages as well?
- bqmjjx0kac 5y agoWget?
- HeckFeck 5y agoHttrack?
- ibejoeb 5y agoSure, anyone could just wget mirror the whole thing. My point is more in line with paying Mozilla. I'd be happy to support it, and a simple, precompiled download of MDN would be a good product. It's better for them because it doesn't hammer the infrastructure and better for the end-user because you just `tar xf` it.
- maxloh 5y agoYou can use devdocs.io It offers the same (i.e. offline documentations and PWA) and it is open source.