[thursdaythrice]

i know you can easily do it on IE but i cant seem to find anything, not even on any browsers like firefox and stuff, anyone know?

thanks

[cgc]

I use the command line "wget" Do a search on MacUpdate and you get a couple: MacUpdate: Search MacWorld posted an article about wget and DeepVacuum: Macworld: Mac 911: Getting Websites With wget

[besson3c]

What is webripping? Downloading a site? If so, wget...

[megasad]

Originally Posted by thursdaythrice 

i know you can easily do it on IE but i cant seem to find anything, not even on any browsers like firefox and stuff, anyone know?

If you simply want one page and all its associated files, save as a Web Archive using Safari and then de-compress the file it creates using WebArchive Folderizer.

If you want a whole site, or at least many pages at a time, use SiteSucker.

[thursdaythrice]

Originally Posted by megasad 

If you simply want one page and all its associated files, save as a Web Archive using Safari and then de-compress the file it creates using WebArchive Folderizer.

If you want a whole site, or at least many pages at a time, use SiteSucker.

i was just wanting to webrip a song?

[megasad]

Originally Posted by thursdaythrice 

i was just wanting to webrip a song?

Do you have a link to the page? If it's an embedded MP3 or WAV file, go to the Window -> Activity menu and look for such a file and then simply double-click and save it.

If it is part of a Flash file however, and you want it as an MP3 or the like, use Audio Hijack to record any sounds your Mac is making.