SiteSucker Pro
SiteSucker Pro is a macOS website downloader that saves complete local copies of websites, including pages, assets, and supported embedded videos.
What is SiteSucker Pro?
SiteSucker Pro is a native macOS utility for downloading websites to your Mac so you can browse or review them locally. It is designed for users who need offline copies of sites for reference, archiving, research, or workflow tasks that involve saving pages and linked resources in one place. The app copies webpages, images, PDFs, style sheets, and other site files while preserving the site’s directory structure, and it can also localize links for offline browsing. Compared with the standard SiteSucker app, SiteSucker Pro adds support for downloading embedded videos from supported services such as YouTube, Vimeo, WordPress, and Wistia. It also supports saved settings and repeated download jobs, which can be helpful when you revisit the same sites regularly. SiteSucker Pro is published by Richard Cranisky.
Key features
- Download complete websites to local storage for offline access
- Copy webpages, images, PDFs, style sheets, and other linked files
- Preserve the original directory structure of downloaded sites
- Localize links so saved sites are easier to browse offline
- Download supported embedded videos, including YouTube and Vimeo content
- Save download settings for repeating the same site capture later
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is a legitimate website-downloading utility for macOS. It normally needs network access and permission to save files to locations you choose, which is expected for its purpose. Because it can store full copies of websites and downloaded media on your Mac, pay attention to where you save downloads and how much disk space a large site may use. Use it only for content you are allowed to access and copy.
Recommendation: Keep SiteSucker Pro if you use it to archive or review websites offline. If you no longer need it, you can remove the app like other Mac software, but you may also want to delete any downloaded website folders it created to free disk space.
Common paths
/Applications/SiteSucker Pro.app~/Downloads/us.sitesucker.mac.sitesucker
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/us.sitesucker.mac.sitesucker-pro
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/us.sitesucker.mac.sitesucker-pro
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/us.sitesucker.mac.sitesucker-pro.plist
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