Are you limited to use Internet on schedule or on rate? Do you remember the days of dial-up connections, when to save money, you'd try and save and download as many pages as possible for reading later? Now with the advent of broadband, those days are thankfully gone for most people. But there are occasions when you might want to save a whole website for offline reading or to do a backup. Most of us get easily irritated, while waiting for some picture or file to be downloaded, especially when we are in a hurry. But all of this can be avoided with a offline browser. Here I will recommend an excellent and applied offline browser and downloader to you. That is Offline Explorer. Follow me and see if it is the just one that you are looking for!

Offline Explorer is a Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/7 offline browser that allows us to download whole sites, online image galleries, news and usergroups from the widest variety of supported Web sites. The best ever support for the modern Internet technologies, Flash, scripts and active contents. Combine this with the flexible filtering and we will get the universal download tool that serves all our requests. Offline Explorer also has many web development features that allow us to easily edit, view, browse or search downloaded Web pages. One of its strengths is to allow us to select individual servers, directories and files using keywords. The export feature allows us to copy downloaded sites to another location in different formats. Following are many key functions and benefits of this website offline browser, including:

Offline Explorer's simple, understandable interface makes it easy for us to become productive in minutes. At the same time, the program contains the tools we need to complete even the most difficult downloading tasks. The interface makes it easy to harness Offline Explorer's dazzling speed, including its ability to download 500 files simultaneously.

In addition to automatically recognizing and supporting MS Internet Explorer, Netscape Communicator, Opera, and NetCaptor, Offline Explorer has its own built-in Internet browser. This enables us to view the Internet from a computer with no browser installed. We can also print downloaded web pages directly from Offline Explorer.

Offline Explorer supports the latest Internet technologies. Many web sites contain Java scripts, Java applets, cookies, post requests, referrers, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Macromedia Flash, XML/XSL files, Contents (.TOC) files, and MPEG3 list files (.M3U). Offline Explorer not only downloads these files, but also processes them to extract hyperlinks, and changes them for offline browsing. Thus, we get to see offline everything that was on the original web site, even if it was using the most up-to-date technologies.

In addition to downloading ordinary web sites, we can download FTP and secured (HTTPS) sites. Moreover, Offline Explorer Pro is the only offline browser that can record streaming audio/video to your hard disk. Various proxy servers are also supported, giving us access from inside a firewall or Intranet (HTTP, SOCKS 4/5, FTP User@Site, RTSP).

Offline Explorer excels at downloading protected web sites, because it supports HTTP and NTLM authorization, it can submit logon forms, and it supports cookies and referrers. It is also possible to submit custom forms using a new feature in the program's Internal Browser.

With Offline Explorer defining and setting up a new Internet download project is flexible and easy. There are many ways to tell Offline Explorer what Internet pages we want to capture: We can use a Wizard, import from Favorites, Bookmarks, or Hot lists, drag-and-drop links from browsers, paste them from the clipboard, use the context (right-click) menu in MS Internet Explorer, or add them instantly from the address bar. We can even create a library of download project templates to simplify the creation of routine new project tasks.

With Offline Explorer all downloaded web sites are stored in their native format, with no proprietary databases or formats. All links are made relative, so it is easy to move them to another place, or even publish collections of downloaded pages on our own web server.

With Offline Explorer, we have full control while downloading. For each download project, we can specify which file types to load and which to skip, based on their file extension, size, or location. We can use keywords to specify servers, directories, or filenames to be allowed or disallowed for downloading. We can abort any file download by simply right clicking on it. Offline Explorer allows us to manage the downloading queue. We can run, stop, suspend, and resume a download, or save it to a file to continue downloading later from exactly that point.

Project management is easy with Offline Explorer. We will see all projects at once on the screen. Any number of projects may be started for downloading together. We can group them by folders. We can add, edit, delete, copy, paste, back up, restore, search, or export projects and folders. We can view the site map of any downloaded project and easily manage it.

Offline Explorer lets us overwrite old downloaded files with newer versions, or keep up to 10,000 copies of the older files. We can create a library, and monitor web sites as they change over time. Offline Explorer's powerful export feature allows us to share downloaded files with other people, transfer them to other computers, or even burn CD's with our downloaded web sites. There is even an option to make Autorun CD's, so when we insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive, our computer will open the downloaded web site automatically. This allows us to show web sites to friends and colleagues, without Internet connections and without having Offline Explorer installed on their computers. Best of all, these web sites can be viewed on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux computers.

Other features of Offline Explorer include: scheduling and sequencing of our downloads, templates for most typical download tasks, online database of project settings shared by other users, easy-to-user Wizard, full-text search inside whole downloaded sites with the found keywords highlight, internal browser, integration with other software and much more.

In addition, Offline Explorer provides a 30-days free trial for us but many functions are disabled. It is a standalone software and does not need any extra software and hardware requirement. Offline Explorer does not contain any adware or spyware. It works with most recent variants of Windows. The price of the registration version is only $49.95 and we can get update and upgrade free. With all these features, simple interface, excellent usability, low cost and free trial period - why are you still reading? Download the free trial now and experience what powerful and effective it is at once!

MetaProducts Offline Explorer is a software that allows you to download your favorite web sites (up to 100 simultaneously) for later offline viewing, editing or browsing. OE also has many web development features that will allow you to easily edit, view or browse (OE has a built-in internal browser.) your downloaded web pages. One of OE strengths is to allow you to selectively (include or exclude) individual servers, directories, and files using only keywords.
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MetaProducts Offline Explorer is a Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista offline browser that allows you to download an unlimited number of your favorite Web and FTP sites for later offline viewing, editing or browsing.
(HTTPS, RTSP, PNM and MMS downloads are supported in Offline Explorer Pro version.)
Offline Explorer also has many web development features that allow you to easily edit, view, browse or search downloaded Web pages (Offline Explorer has a built-in internal browser.) One of its strengths is to allow you to select (include or exclude) individual servers, directories and files using keywords.
Offline Explorer is known for its outstanding user interface and for being one of the fastest known Web site downloaders available on the market today. Support of industry-standard technologies such as FTP, different proxy servers, Java and VB scripts, Java classes, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS,) Macromedia Flash, XML/XSL/DTD,Table Of Contents (TOC,) Acrobat (PDF,) M3U, AAM files, RealMedia (.SMIL, .RAM, .RPM,) MS NetShow Channel (.NSC,) VRML (.WRL, .WRZ,) QuickTime movies (.MOV) and cookies plus a built-in HTTP server that allows you to share downloaded files over an Intranet, make Offline Explorer the leader in offline browsing. The export feature allows you to copy downloaded sites to another location in various formats. Among its many awards, Offline Explorer is a ZDNet 5-star winner.
The most significant new features:
* Office 2007-like Ribbon Navigation
* Ability to mark Projects with color
* Project levels tab
* Download speed chart in the Status Bar
* Ability to index downloaded files for faster search
* Improved Internal browser tabs

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, the price is $59.95, you can free download and get a free trial.