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Inspect any site's HTML, CSS, JS, images, fonts & 3D assets, crawl multiple pages, and export a runnable offline copy. Harvest is a developer/designer tool for studying and saving the front end of any website. Open it as a docked side panel (it stays put while you click around the page) and: • Scan a page — discover every resource it loads: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and 3D/WebGL assets, shown in a browsable file tree you can preview, copy, and download. • Explore a whole site — crawl multiple same-origin pages (you choose the depth and page limit). The crawl runs in background tabs and, because those tabs are visible, pauses automatically if you click in to interact — then resumes on demand. • Choose what to grab — include or skip images, video/audio, fonts, and 3D assets to keep heavy sites fast and exports small. • Export an offline copy — every file is saved at its original path, plus a tiny local server and one-click launchers so the saved front-end JavaScript (menus, carousels, animations, WebGL, client-side routing) actually runs offline. Everything happens locally in your browser. Harvest collects no data, has no servers, and uses no tracking or analytics. Note: the export is a front-end snapshot — features that need the original backend (login, search, live data) won't work.
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