Comic Blog Elite - The Toplist for Comic Blogs Furries.ru :: Фурри-комиксы на русском. Comiksu.ru | Комиксы Онлайн. Комиксы от Marvel и DC. How To Read Webcomics Offline in a Comic Book Reader Read a lot of webcomics? No need to stay tied to a browser to catch up on the episodes you’ve missed. With this easy trick, read them on the go on your phone, PC or iPad, with or without internet. Comic book reader programs like Comical for Windows make reading loads of comics easy—but why not use them for webcomics? Downloading Collections of Webcomic Images Any webcomic with sequentially numbered images will work. In Chrome, you can right click an image and select “Open image in new tab.” The image in question will load in a separate tab (or in Firefox, in the same one.) Fortunately, this webcomic is numbered with numerical images, so we can quickly download them all. Downloading Sequential Images with Pilfer Available for Chrome and for Firefox, Pilfer is a tidy little add-on that’ll allow you to download sequentially numbered images. With Pilfer installed (you may have to restart your browser!) Pilfer finds episodes 10 – 89 and builds this little HTML page displaying them all.
Комиксы на русском: база русских переводов комиксов, скачать комиксы Стриплайн woofy - a webcomic downloader Important: Woofy 1.12 and up requires .NET Framework 4.5, which you can download from Microsoft. About Woofy is a pretty neat webcomic downloader, designed for simplicity and ease of use. Its purpose is to help you download and maintain an archive of your favorite online comics, while not getting too much in your way. Also, due to the fact that it uses comic definition files for downloading the comics, it can easily be extended to support new comics. Main features A completely rewritten download engine, with definitions written in a Python-like DSL.
The GaMERCaT - He's a cat. He plays video games. Taking Web Comics Offline - Comic Book Daily I enjoy a lot of web comics but find since buying an iPad I like to read them there in my hand as opposed to my computer monitor. That works out when I have wireless internet access handy but when without I don’t get to read them. Since I’m a bit of a technical sort I came up with a solution; take all the web comic images to my PC and then package them in a portable comics format. This all came about because Delilah Dirk And The Turkish Lieutenant just wrapped up and I wanted to read it on my lunch break. Tony Cliff, the author, isn’t offering the comic in any format other than his website. Each page of the comic is a JPEG image so it’s a standard format. First step was getting the images off the website and into a local folder on my PC. Now that I had the files I created a ZIP file (I use 7-Zip) called Delilah Dirk And The Turkish Lieutenant, oddly enough. Now I had a portable offline copy of the comic I could read. Scott VanderPloeg 590 Posts.
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