Keep a local copy of a public frontend

Keep a working local copy of a public frontend while you inspect it.

Typical workflow

Paste the public URL, save the pages and client files, then open the project on disk while you inspect markup and scripts.

You get the pages and files the browser loaded. Use that copy as a local reference. Modern frontends often paint in the browser first. Saving after that paint is what makes the local files useful.

Permission still matters. Copy public pages you are allowed to keep.

Download WebCopier for Windows

Copy this kind of public site into a local project on your PC.

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Related pages

• All use cases
• Windows how-to
• First capture