SurfOffline 2.0.2.63

Trial download 1.7M

Downloads:

275
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Publisher:

Bimesoft
Date added:

28/12/2007
File size:

1.7M
License:

Free to try
Minimum requirements:

Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista

Publisher’s description

SurfOffline is a convenient offline browser with an easy-to-use interface and navigation. It is capable of downloading up to 100 files simultaneously and can save any Web site to your hard drive completely or partially in minutes. Another important feature is a wizard like interface that enables the users to quickly set up downloading rules. Importantly, the program supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, proxy servers, CSS, and JavaScript parsing. Also, SurfOffline comes with support for HTTP and FTP authorization, sessions, and cookies. Program's built-in internal browser lets you download Web sites with Web forms that require authentication. Built-in HTTP server lets you share downloaded files with other computers via intranet.

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SurfOffline 2.0.2.63

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