iSaveWeb Pro HD

Name: iSaveWeb Pro HD
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)
Author: MaximumSoft Corp.

Utilities

$4.99 · Designed for iPad

2 Ratings
Ages

16+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

MaximumSoft Corp.
Language

EN
English
Size

15.2
MB

iPad

Save your favorite websites to your iPad. This app helps you save favorite websites directly to your iPad and browse them offline, even when you don't have Internet connection. With iSaveWeb Pro you can: - Store websites directly on iPad, one or multiple pages at a time. Each page is saved with all shown images, JavaScript and CSS files. - iSaveWeb Pro can store public Internet web sites, as well as sites that require users to login. The information is stored directly on your device. - Browse through sites and save only pages that you need. Save pages either from - iSaveWeb build-in browser, or - Directly from iPad Safari browser (when using special Safari bookmark, contact support for more information). - Transfer saved pages from iPad to other devices or Cloud services. - Upload files from desktop computers or Cloud services directly to your iPad. You can upload single HTML files, Web Archives, Zip archives containing saved web sites, PDF and any other files that can be viewed in Safari browser on your iPad. Use iSaveWeb to store your favorite web sites, online books, news, pictures, study materials - everything you can see in your browser. *** IMPORTANT *** This app can save MULTIPLE web pages at a time, up to 3 levels deep. If you need greater control over website download (exclude certain links, file types, etc.), we recommend to use our desktop WebCopier products (available for Mac, Windows and Linux) that can download sites to your desktop computer and then transfer downloaded files directly to iSaveWeb running on iPad. *** YOU CAN TRY IT BEFORE BUYING *** Still not sure if this app will work for you? Try its free version "iSaveWeb Lite" that limits number of saved pages, provides slower downloads and can't save multiple pages at once.

Ratings & Reviews

2.5

out of 5

2 Ratings

allmost
03/09/2014

jimlynnjulian
Some sites' images do not save.Some sites, like Apple, when saved have images that disappear shortly after opening the page.The system of alphabetization could be re-worked.A good search engine is needed.A system for mass export or conversion to PDF would be useful.On the plus side, is very well written and organized. Not only that, but some pages with complex javascript will run the sam as on the web. Not the usual.The site saver needs to present a map of that to be saved, lack thereof limits the usefulness of that feature to a hit or miss approach.
allmost
03/09/2014

jimlynnjulian

Some sites' images do not save.Some sites, like Apple, when saved have images that disappear shortly after opening the page.The system of alphabetization could be re-worked.A good search engine is needed.A system for mass export or conversion to PDF would be useful.On the plus side, is very well written and organized. Not only that, but some pages with complex javascript will run the sam as on the web. Not the usual.The site saver needs to present a map of that to be saved, lack thereof limits the usefulness of that feature to a hit or miss approach.
Bug navigating webpages offline
10/18/2016

Xofruitcake
This app works great most of the time. However when I turn my iPad to airplane mode, the webpages that I downloaded before does not format correctly. All the text belong to the webpages are still there but there is no background color, fonts are different, and the alignment is not correct. And isaveweb pro also burn through my iPad battery very quick. It seems to be doing a lot of background work (?). This app is designed to run when we are offline so it is mot clear what it is doing to drain my battery so quickly...
Bug navigating webpages offline
10/18/2016

Xofruitcake

This app works great most of the time. However when I turn my iPad to airplane mode, the webpages that I downloaded before does not format correctly. All the text belong to the webpages are still there but there is no background color, fonts are different, and the alignment is not correct. And isaveweb pro also burn through my iPad battery very quick. It seems to be doing a lot of background work (?). This app is designed to run when we are offline so it is mot clear what it is doing to drain my battery so quickly...
Fails to save
10/17/2021

donytek
Purchased the paid version. Very convoluted way to configure with Safari. After 30 minutes finally configured and it fails to save.
Fails to save
10/17/2021

donytek

Purchased the paid version. Very convoluted way to configure with Safari. After 30 minutes finally configured and it fails to save.
iSaveWeb debility
12/14/2010

grichcorn
These guys charge you twice before you get what you need to really use it for anything. Some complain about that but my problem isn't with throwing a little money at something nice. It's clumsy to install with wrong graphics for the iPad borrowed from the Mac (os x). That's not the real problem either. It takes 3 weeks (ok I'm exaggerating) to load a smallish web sight. When you put it in full throtlle(sp) mode it still doesn't get but about 20% of the links on a small Web site as I said. It's infuriating to use and almost useless - and yes I know what I'm doing. It can take hours to load one site and the result is very poor and yes my WIFI is very good.I deleted every trace of it off my iPad and apps list in iTunes for my iPad. It's a great idea. I've heard of the notion before but this isn't it. If I'm wrong then good luck. This is half-baked crap that kind of works some of the time while you wait for someone to finish painting your house before it's done only to be wrong. Good luckA pox on this thing. I could have bought dinner tonight with the money
iSaveWeb debility
12/14/2010

grichcorn

These guys charge you twice before you get what you need to really use it for anything. Some complain about that but my problem isn't with throwing a little money at something nice. It's clumsy to install with wrong graphics for the iPad borrowed from the Mac (os x). That's not the real problem either. It takes 3 weeks (ok I'm exaggerating) to load a smallish web sight. When you put it in full throtlle(sp) mode it still doesn't get but about 20% of the links on a small Web site as I said. It's infuriating to use and almost useless - and yes I know what I'm doing. It can take hours to load one site and the result is very poor and yes my WIFI is very good.I deleted every trace of it off my iPad and apps list in iTunes for my iPad. It's a great idea. I've heard of the notion before but this isn't it. If I'm wrong then good luck. This is half-baked crap that kind of works some of the time while you wait for someone to finish painting your house before it's done only to be wrong. Good luckA pox on this thing. I could have bought dinner tonight with the money