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ConsoleWebScraper
It allows you to input a URL and it will scrape the HTML content...
ConsoleWebScraper is a simple console application that allows you to scrape web pages and save the results. Usage Open a command prompt as administrator. Navigate to the directory containing the utility. Run the utility as a command-line argument. For example: .\ConsoleWebScraper.exe When you start the application, you'll see a title and a menu guide. -
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Web Status Swing
An easy to use collection of useful DNS and internet tools.
WebStatus Swing is a free-of-charge, easy to use, lightweight collection of useful internet and DNS tools. The Swing version (Not to be confused with Java Swing) is built upon the original WebStatus, but contains more useful features. NOTE: .NET Framework 4 needed to run. (Included in most modern Windows versions.) -
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PageNotes
A Simple Temporary Webpage Bookmarking System
PageNotes allows you to create a list of temporary webpage bookmarks with brief descriptions (notes) for later access. Sometimes when I'm surfing the web, I will run across a few pages that are fairly lengthy (primarily articles) which I'd love to read later but I don't want to bookmark them with my web browser. PageNotes allows me to create a temporary list of bookmarks (links to webpages) with brief descriptions for each webpage. The "Page" in "PageNotes" is the actual bookmark itself, and...
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