sensenmann
this will be the end of me
- Jun 14, 2023
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Since nothing is forever and the site could be gone any day (hope not) I decided to archive some threads, I didn't find any guide here on how to do it so I am posting my method.
There is probably a faster and more "automated" method but this has worked well for me.
Here are the things you need:
This python script can generate multiple urls in a text file, open notepad put in the script, then you put the template of the url in base_text = "url-here" last thing is to put the number of pages in num_strings = 123.
Save the script ending with .py, then double-click it, or open a terminal in the script directory and write in scriptname.py, you will get a .txt file in the same directory with all the urls.
Last thing is to copy all the urls from the .txt file and paste those into singlefile/singlefilez with the "Batch save URLs" option, it will download every page into a .html file, containing pictures, text, etc.
EDIT: removed selenium since it is actually not needed, it is for automation.
Examples:
There is probably a faster and more "automated" method but this has worked well for me.
Here are the things you need:
- The browser add-on SingleFile or SingleFileZ, I use Firefox but they are also available for Chrome.
- Python to create and execute the script
This python script can generate multiple urls in a text file, open notepad put in the script, then you put the template of the url in base_text = "url-here" last thing is to put the number of pages in num_strings = 123.
Save the script ending with .py, then double-click it, or open a terminal in the script directory and write in scriptname.py, you will get a .txt file in the same directory with all the urls.
Last thing is to copy all the urls from the .txt file and paste those into singlefile/singlefilez with the "Batch save URLs" option, it will download every page into a .html file, containing pictures, text, etc.
EDIT: removed selenium since it is actually not needed, it is for automation.
Examples:
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