Save Web Pages & RSS Feeds for Offline Viewing with Web Book

Web Book a free Windows-only software that helps you read web pages, Wikipedia articles and blog feeds offline.

Unlike other offline browsers (wget or httrack) which simply mirror web content, Web Book can download and also convert web pages into formats like plain text, HTML, PDF, etc.

web-book 

auto-updateYou can set Web Book to auto-run at any time of the day to make archived copies of websites and RSS feeds. Webaroo is similar but requires more effort.

This application can therefore be useful for people who want to read web pages / blogs on their mobile phones or eBook Readers while on the go. Just sync your device with the PC before leaving and read the content anywhere.

Web2Book 1.0.24 [CNET]

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Reader Comments

Got be a serious RSS addict to use this I think.

Written by Rob on 06.27.08

Now this is great. Google Reader too has offline properties, but this just puts the icing on the cake for an RSS addict (like @Rob says).

Written by Santosh on 06.27.08

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