SiteSucker

This is an incredibly awesome tool. I first found SiteSucker when it was on v2.4.6 and it was free. It has worked flawlessly. I just updated to v2.6.2 and am happy to pay for the update. It is worth much more, and I would have gladly paid more than the $4.99 asking price. This is no "one trick pony". I am using SiteSucker a little differently than most. I am a webmaster and I do all of my site developement work locally using a CMS (Content Management System). As you fellow webmasters know, a good CMS is critically important and imperative to good productivity. But a CMS can be sloooooow when it is running on your remote server and a “flat file” website will run/load like lightning. I use SiteSucker to create a local “flat file” version of my site that I upload to my remote server. You just can’t get a site to run/load any faster. Keep up the great work Rick.

This has always worked well, from the free older versions to this App Store version 2.6.2. I don’t know of a better application that does what this does so specially.

- The interface rather basic, similar to Teleport Pro I used to use in 1990s. - I could not download the only site I needed, an https:// with password protection. I spent some time changing the user agents, removing and adding the credentials to the Keychain and/or to the url. All this time the Sucker was complaining about 403 error code, however the site worked just fine from the browser. Wasted money in my case, I hope they will be donated to charity :) For someone else the application could be usefull though, at the end it’s all a matter of preferences and luck.

Googled “Download Website Mac”. Top result: SiteSucker. Bought and installed, downloaded the site I wanted. Elapsed time: 1 minute. Errors: None. Cost: reasonable. 10/10 would recommend.