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Webrecorder Player for Desktop (OSX/Windows/Linux). (Built with Electron + Webrecorder)

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NOTE: Webrecorder Player has been superceded by ReplayWeb.page. Users of Webrecorder Player are encouraged to switch to the latest ReplayWeb.page App.

Webrecorder Player

Webrecorder Player is a desktop application for viewing high-fidelity web archives on your local machine, no internet connection required. Webrecorder Player is available for download for OSX, Windows and Linux (experimental).

Download Latest Release

Usage

  1. Download the latest version for your platform. On OSX, you can move the extracted Webrecorder Player app into your Applications directory.
  2. Start the application. (Note: At this time, Webrecorder Player is not yet signed through official app store, so you may have to accept launching unsigned apps).
  3. Click Load Web Archive to select a web archive file and start browsing.

What are Web Archives?

A web archive is a record of web resources. It may include HTML and images, scripts, stylesheets, as well as video, audio and other elements that web pages and web apps are made of, all in one file.

Webrecorder Player currently supports browsing web archives in the following formats:

How do I Create Web Archives?

You can use free service https://webrecorder.io to create, view, share and save your web archives online.

To view your web archives offline, you can download them from https://webrecorder.io and use this app to browse your archives.

Build locally

Most of the code for Webrecorder, both backend and frontend is found in our main webrecorder/webrecorder repository.

This repository includes the Electron wrapper and includes webrecorder/webrecorder as a submodule. Building locally requires Node and Python.

    Clone this repository with submodules:

 $ git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/webrecorder/webrecorderplayer-electron
or for older versions of git: 
 $ git clone https://github.com/webrecorder/webrecorderplayer-electron.git $ git submodule update --init --recursive 
 $ cd webrecorderplayer-electron; yarn install 
 $ bash ./build-wr.sh 
 $ yarn run build 
 $ yarn run start-dev 
 $ yarn run dist

Contact

Webrecorder Player is a project of Rhizome

For issues with the project, you can open an issue or contact us at support@webrecorder.io

License

Webrecorder is Licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. See NOTICE and LICENSE for details.

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Webrecorder Player for Desktop (OSX/Windows/Linux). (Built with Electron + Webrecorder)