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I’ve essentially archived a website and want to be able to view it in say Kiwix but that takes ZIM files, so I want to know how I can compress all the html files and folder structure into a zim file that I can view offline or maybe a WARC (i’m not sure how this would work).

The alternative is that I create an app that has a browser that can open html files by decompressing on the fly into ram for example but I feel like this is what a ZIM is. Can anyone help? Thanks.

The reason I’m not using a tool like ZimIT is because I have to edit the html code to eliminate cookie popups, so now it’s nice and clean ready to be archived/zimmed up.

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I have a website that I backed up offline, and it's working well offline - how can I zip it all up and view it in a compressed state? WARC or ZIM? How would I go about doing something like this?

I have a website that I backed up offline, and it's working well offline - how can I zip it all up and view it in a compressed state? WARC or ZIM? How would I go about doing something like this?