To decide which Offline Browser is right for you, follow these steps:
- Determine what kind of user you are.
- Determine your Offline Browser needs.
- Compare what Grab-a-Site and WebWhacker offer.
- Use whichever one meets your needs best.
It's that simple!
1. Determine what kind of user you are.
WebWhacker users browse multiple Web sites mainly for their content.
OR
Grab-a-Site users consider themselves Web professionals.
They browse Web pages to study their structure.
They work with large quantities of Web pages and other online files.
2. Determine your Offline Browser needs.
WebWhacker users need to stay on top of multiple Web sites, monitoring their content changes.
WebWhacker users may need to demonstrate Web pages without an Internet connection.
WebWhacker users need an easy way to schedule Web site downloads.
WebWhacker users may need to browse a Web site "on the road."
OR
Grab-a-Site users need to to reconstruct an entire web site on their local hard drive for mirroring
or other purposes.
They may need to reconstruct the server directory structure, including original filenames.
They may need to constrain file names to 8.3 or UNIX-compatible.
Grab-a-Site users need exact control over what is downloaded & what is not.
Grab-a-Site users schedule their own applications.
3. Compare what Grab-a-Site and WebWhacker offer.
Return to the Grab-a-Site and WebWhacker Feature page.
4. Choose Grab-a-Site or WebWhacker.
Download Grab-a-Site
Download WebWhacker
Order Grab-a-Site
Order WebWhacker
NOTE: If you do not need all that Grab-a-Site offers at this time, it may still be worth the small
incremental extra expense to plan for additional needs in the future.