Is there an app for Mac that will download a whole website for offline view?

[Flac]

For example this is a Windows program that does that: http://www.httrack.com/

 

[cschaetzle]

For example this is a Windows program that does that: http://www.httrack.com/

But SiteSucker does that.
You can find it in the Mac App Store

 

[Brian33]

For example this is a Windows program that does that: http://www.httrack.com/

Ha! The program you linked to , HTTrack, will run on a Mac, too, and it worked really well for me.

You'll need to compile it yourself, though (or use Macports or Homebrew which I don't know much about) and I know that compiling stuff is not everyone's cup of tea...

(About a year ago the latest version was "httrack-3.48.13.tar.gz" and I ran into compilation errors I couldn't resolve. However, slightly older version "httrack-3.47.27.tar.gz" compiled easily with no errors, and ran perfectly for my needs. The current version is "httrack-3.48.21.tar.gz" so you'd want to try that first, of course.)

 

[Combat-Wombat]

Why not just save the website using File > Save As in Safari.app?

 

[ardchoille50]

Why not just save the website using File > Save As in Safari.app?

As far as I know, that will only save the web page you're viewing, not the entire website. The OP is asking about saving an entire website.

 

[Evren Carven]

You can search the keywords 'website copier for mac' by google to find a program for you.

 

[Flac]

But SiteSucker does that.
You can find it in the Mac App Store

I used SiteSucker to download a website and it took about 2GB of space. But when I checked again about 6GB of my space was gone! I deleted and it seemed to recover up to about 2-3GB, but then I checked later on and that much was lost again. I only have 5GB of storage left!