The canonical software to powerfully archive sites is WGET ("the same thing the internet archive uses"). It's a command line, which means you might do a little more work up front, but you can save it as a batch file and do it automatically. The site for it all is at http://wget.sunsite.dk/ with documentation at http://www.gnu.org/manual/wget/ In particular, it has a feature known as "recursive retrieval", in which it follows links. Note it has a few specific sections that may be of particular use: * It can go recursively by typing -r * By default, it always retrieves from exactly one site * If you give it -Ddomain it retrieves from only that domain. So, let's say you just want to grab a single web page. wget http://fly.cc.fer.hr/ does it. Now, let's say you've typed up a little file with the list of all URLs you want to get. wget -i filelist does it. Let's say you want the top three levels below http://www.aoir.org wget -r -l3 http://www.aoir.org