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Install HTTrack on Ubuntu 22.04

HTTrack is a very useful website copier. It lets the users download any of their desired websites from the Internet to their local systems. In this manner, they can access those websites without an Internet connection. Because of which you can also call HTTrack an offline browser. In this guide, we will show you how you can install HTTrack on the Ubuntu 22.04 system.

How To Install HTTrack on Ubuntu 22.04

To install HTTrack on Ubuntu 22.04, you have to accomplish the following two steps:

Step # 1: Update Your Ubuntu 22.04 System

You can update your system with the following command:

$
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sudo apt-get update

Step # 2: Install HTTrack on Ubuntu 22.04

Once your Ubuntu 22.04 system has been updated, you can install HTTrack on it by running the following command:

$ sudo apt-get install httrack webhttrack

How To launch HTTrack on Ubuntu 22.04

After installing HTTrack on your Ubuntu 22.04 system, you can launch it through the terminal by executing the command as shown below:

$ webhttrack

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The interface of HTTrack is shown in the following image:

How To Uninstall HTTrack From Ubuntu 22.04

Now, if you want to uninstall HTTrack from your Ubuntu 22.04 system, then you just need to run the following command:

$ sudo apt-get purge –autoremove httrack webhttrack

Conclusion

With this tutorial, you will quickly learn the method of installing HTTrack on your Ubuntu 22.04 system. After installing this offline browser on your system, you can access your favorite websites without an Internet connection.

Ubuntu Server Admin

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