‘kage’ lets you remove JavaScript from pages and save an entire site locally at once for offline browsing for free

A free command-line tool called kage was introduced for offline website archiving.

It uses headless Chrome to render pages, remove JavaScript, and save pages, assets, and site structure locally.

Unlike single-page capture tools, kage can crawl multiple pages, resume interrupted jobs, and update only changed pages.

Archived sites can be served locally, packaged as ZIM files, or bundled into standalone binaries.