Windows (from Windows 2000 to Windows 10 and above) installer version
WinHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack-3.49.2.exe
[alternate site]
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3.49-2
4 MiB (4199216 B)
(20/May/2017)
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Windows (from Windows Vista to Windows 10 and above) 64-bit installer version
WinHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack_x64-3.49.2.exe
[alternate site]
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3.49-2
4.3 MiB (4513224 B)
(20/May/2017)
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Windows (from Windows 2000 to Windows 10 and above) without installer (eg: USB key)
WinHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack-noinst-3.49.2.zip
[alternate site]
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3.49-2
4.43 MiB (4640129 B)
(20/May/2017)
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Windows (from Windows Vista to Windows 10 and above) 64-bit without installer (eg: USB key)
WinHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack_x64-noinst-3.49.2.zip
[alternate site]
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3.49-2
4.83 MiB (5064206 B)
(20/May/2017)
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Linux/OSX/BSD/Unix sources version
WebHTTrack (also included: httrack, command line version) |
httrack-3.49.17.tar.gz
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3.49.17
4.01 MiB (4200767 B)
(08/05/2026)
[asc]
[sha256]
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The first Windows build since 3.49-2 (May 2017), on engine 3.49.15, signed by Open Source Developer Roche Xavier.
- HTTPS with OpenSSL 3: TLS 1.2 and 1.3, and through an HTTP proxy.
- Large files, long paths, any alphabet: past 2 GB, past the 260-character path limit, accented and non-Latin names.
- Updates that protect your mirror: a server error leaves your copy alone, resumes honour byte ranges, and a truncated body is never cached as complete.
- Modern pages: srcset and lazy-loaded images, <source> and <track> media, SVG sprite fragments, RFC 9309 robots.txt.
- New crawl modes: --sitemap seeds from the site's own sitemap, --single-file writes pages that stand alone, --changes reports what an update did.
Also: SOCKS5 proxies, brotli and zstd, --why to see which filter rule decided a URL, and WARC/1.1 output with a CDXJ index and WACZ packaging.
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Windows 7 SP1 and later, 64-bit installer
WinHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack_x64-3.50-beta-2.exe
[alternate site]
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3.50-beta-2
9.17 MiB (9612848 B)
(08/03/2026)
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Windows 7 SP1 and later, 32-bit installer
WinHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack-3.50-beta-2.exe
[alternate site]
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3.50-beta-2
8.48 MiB (8889352 B)
(08/03/2026)
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Windows 7 SP1 and later, 64-bit without installer (eg: USB key)
needs the VC++ 2015-2022 redistributable |
httrack_x64-noinst-3.50-beta-2.zip
[alternate site]
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3.50-beta-2
9.55 MiB (10014782 B)
(08/03/2026)
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Windows 7 SP1 and later, 32-bit without installer (eg: USB key)
needs the VC++ 2015-2022 redistributable |
httrack-noinst-3.50-beta-2.zip
[alternate site]
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3.50-beta-2
8.59 MiB (9006789 B)
(08/03/2026)
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Android 7.0 and later, open beta on Google Play
The first Android build in nine years, 64-bit, with mirrors saved in public storage so other apps can open them. Join once; Google Play delivers the test builds after that.
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join the open beta
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3.50-beta-2
engine 3.49.15
(then update from Google Play)
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macOS 15 and later, Apple Silicon (arm64) only, alpha
WebHTTrack (also included: command line version) |
httrack-macos-arm64-3.49.17.dmg
[alternate site]
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3.49.17 alpha
7.93 MiB (8313022 B)
(08/05/2026)
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An alpha: signed and notarized, but no Mac other than the one that built it has ever opened it. Please try it and report what happens, good or bad, on issue 901. Two things to look at. First launch should ask whether to open an app downloaded from the Internet; "cannot be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software" is a bug. And the prompt asking for access to the folder you mirror into should name HTTrack, not a shell or Terminal.
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See the full list of changes and the exact sources this build was made from. Report anything you find: engine, Windows interface.
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