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Recursive download (`wget -r`) equivalent for Firefox?

Recursive download (`wget -r`) equivalent for Firefox?

I have a website, and I want to download all of the pages/links within that website. I want to do a wget -r on this URL. None of the links go "outside" of this specific directory, so I'm not worried about downloading the entire internet.

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Guest [Entry]

"You can use wget -r with cookies from browser, extracted after authorization.

Firefox has ""Copy as cURL"" option in the context menu of the page request in the Network tab of Web Developer Tools, hotkey Ctrl+Shift+Q (you may need to reload the page after opening the tools):

Replace curl's header flag -H with wget's --header, and you have all needed headers, including cookies, to continue the browser session with wget."