Utilities Windows
Getleft
Download website files with Getleft, a free, open-source website grabber. This Windows entry links to the legacy version 1.2 full installer.
Version 1.2 · Direct publisher file
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What is Getleft?
Getleft is a website grabber that downloads a site according to options chosen by the user. It is aimed at copying website files to a local directory rather than managing a single browser download. The official SourceForge project describes whole-site downloading; its release feed lists a Windows version 1.2 full installer alongside a separate package marked notcl. The link here selects the full installer.
Treat this as legacy software. The selected package is dated January 24, 2008 in the official release feed, and the inspected sources do not establish Windows 10 or Windows 11 compatibility. They also do not establish that Getleft can reproduce modern script-driven websites. The historical screenshot shows the older Getleft v1.1 interface in Spanish, including URL entries, local directories and a file-transfer progress dialog; it is not a screenshot of the selected 1.2 installer running today.
What it offers
- Download website files using a dedicated website-grabbing application.
- Control website downloading through user-selected options, as described by the project.
- Use a graphical URL list and local-directory view, illustrated by the historical v1.1 screenshot.
Good to know
- The Windows 1.2 full installer appears in a release feed dated January 24, 2008; compatibility with Windows 10 and Windows 11 is not established by the inspected sources.
- Support for reproducing modern script-driven websites is not established; website grabbing does not by itself demonstrate a working offline copy of an interactive web application.
- The supplied screenshot depicts Getleft v1.1 in Spanish, not a verified run of version 1.2.
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References used for this listing. Retrieval dates do not indicate hands-on testing.