Kiwix

Kiwix is a mobile client for Android that gives you the ability to create offline versions of web portals in local storage. For example, you can create an offline version of Wikipedia on any phone. It has a fairly intuitive menu, so it can be mastered by any user, both a beginner and a professional in this case. The program is distributed on a free basis, so everyone can use it without monetary investment.

Description

This is a software that can be run on phones running the above operating system. This tool pumps out different resources to the local storage. Initially, it was developed to create offline copies of Wikipedia in the internal storage of the smartphone. But while improving the features, the creators added the upload function for other websites as well.

Application

This application has one distinctive feature in the form of a convenient menu. Without any complicated actions, you can download the desired web sites to the mobile device itself or to a special map. After the download is performed, the files are packaged in a special container. It includes the necessary indexes of the requested pages and performs their return. During the creation of such a container, intelligent compression is applied. This makes it possible to reduce the space that is occupied by several times. But despite archiving, modern portals require more memory. For example, to download a standalone copy of Wikipedia without pictures, you will need 16 gigabytes, and a copy with illustrations requires three times more memory. All these points should be taken into account before operating mobile software.

Features

• the ability to create standalone instances of resources and download them to your phone;
• presence of page indexing; the entire database is packed into a winter reservoir;
• support for current versions of android;
• free distribution of the program.