Is there a tool that lets you download a 4ch page with the expanded images? Like just if you used the site normally, where they are small first and you can click on them to expand?Ive tested a bunch of extensions and tools and they either only rip the html size with minimized images, or just the images.
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The only program I've found that even occasionally saves working pages as shown in your browser is downloadnet https://dosaygo.com/downloadnetIt doesn't work with firefox though, so hopefully someone else has something just as good
>>1548632thats just a screenshot. I mean the page like you can see it, but also if you click on the pictures they still expand.Usually you can only have on or the other, depending if you opened the pic or not. But I dont want to click on every single pic before taking a screenshot.>>1548638I use SingleFile which perfectly saves the entire page as one single html file and it still works. But it also doesnt save pics that arent clicked on / enlarged. Only everything that you can see on the page at the time of saving.Its unbelievable that we live in 2025 and there is no app that does that. And I dont want to spend money to see if downloadnet works.
>>1548673>Its unbelievableWhat you're asking for isn't saving the page, it requires rewriting the page into something else. Certainly it's a desirable feature, but a program that does this would have to know the exact configuration of the site it's saving. Perhaps you'll eventually get some AI enabled bloated mess that'll do that easily for whatever site you want to save
>>1548673DN has a free version that's a couple months behind, didn't realise it wasn't on the websitehttps://github.com/DO-SAY-GO/dn/releases/tag/v4.5.2I've never used the payed version so I'm not sure what the difference is
>>1548631Maybe try this? I dont remember where i got it. Make a new bookmark in firefox and put this in the url. Be careful though because if you use it you basically cant use your desktop or file explorer until its done downloading it all. javascript:var pics=document.querySelectorAll("a.download-button"), counter=0, interval=setInterval(function() {pics[counter].click(); counter++; if (counter > pics.length) {clearInterval(interval);}}, 1000);
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