WebSuck project creates a list of data files found on a Web page.

WebSuck goes through a Web page, following links and making a list of the datafiles encountered along the way.

It is useful for such tasks as downloading large image galleries without clicking all the links yourself.

It can output a file list in a format appropriate for wget, and another for GetRight. It can be used either via a Swing GUI or in console mode.

The program is best suited for downloading web galleries with large amounts of photos. There are plenty of options to make the Web Suck well-adapted to most sites layouts.

All command-line options can now be accessed from the GUI! (new from version 0.6b)

Just run WebSuck with one parameter: -gui

WebSuck does NOT download the files found. You need to use the files with a file downloader, like WebGet.

GUI Mode
Start WebSuck with -gui as one of the parameters, and the Swing GUI will be displayed!

$ java -jar WebSuck.jar -gui

Command Line Arguments

$ java -jar WebSuck.jar ...

At least one URL must be specified, either on the command line or in a URL file.

What's New in This Release:
· Retries 5 times before aborting download when datastream is stalled.