Web Page Saver
WPS: What it does
Web Page Saver (WPS) is a program that takes a list of URLs and saves scrolling captures (“snapshots”) of each page. URLs can be typed in manually or imported from a text file or CSV file. WPS produces an easy-to-navigate HTML report file containing the saved pages, with customizable options (such as including an agency crest/logo and title for the report).
How investigators use WPS
WPS is perfect for capturing (and saving a hard copy) of how web pages look at a specific point in time. Investigators use WPS to provide a visual of what was being displayed on-screen at a given point in time. This is especially useful in situations where the web pages need to be displayed in an environment where Internet access is not available (such as a court room).
Requirements
WPS has been tested on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. It will not currently run on Windows 2000, 9x and prior. Disk and memory requirements are minimal (if you can run Windows XP you can run WPS). WPS requires an internet connection, but the report generated can be viewed without any Internet connectivity.
