1y
Question about saving a website for "offline browsing".

I am a big n00b, just assume that I have no idea what I'm doing, and that would be a good place to start! 😂

I have been writing on a WordPress blog since December 2019. There have been many posts shared since.

Is there a way that I can download the blog, with the images and videos (they are mostly hosted on other services and embedded in the posts), and make it available for offline browsing?

I know it may become a big folder, if there is a way to include the pics and vids.

I have heard that there are something like levels of links to be downloaded? Like when I include a link to a vid or image or website, that those levels can sometimes be included as well into the download?

I've never done this. But when people were talking about downloading Wikipedia, I was wondering if that could be done on a WordPress website as well... 🤔

I'm using an older laptop, running Linux Kubuntu. I am not great at using Linux, barely know the basics (haven't been using it for very long).

What would be the easiest way, and hopefully the best way, to download the website to my harddrive? So I can browse it offline as well? If that's possible...

Thanks in advance!
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1y
@PixysJourney I know that decades ago you had what was called "hoover softwares", which did exactly that, downloading entire websites, but nowadays I don't really know. You still can save pages in browser, but that's one by one.
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Yeah! I remember there was a simple to use program that would make a website available offline, it would save it to the HD of tout PC. But that was a long time ago. And I could not find such an app when I tried to find one... 😔
Owwww one by one would be a lot, I've been blogging for over 5 years now! 😇
Fankoos! 😁
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