Our testers also experienced multiple crashes due to exception errors. Unfortunately, WebStripper's error message is hidden and users are left to wonder why the download failed.
Or not, as our testers found that some sites completely blocked this application. The process is fairly simple, however, and once users choose a favorite site and answer a few basic questions about site depth and download location, WebStripper is off to download the entire site. Its traditional folder tree and file menu interface is chock-full of options but offers little direction for getting started. WebStripper promises to make pages available for offline viewing, but it didn't work with all sites and had some overall stability issues to boot. Like a fan dancer, this Web site downloader promises to reveal more than it delivers.
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