File Types
The File Types tab in the Download Settings dialog provides the following settings:
Filter
Use settings under this tab to specify which file types SiteSucker is allowed to download. (SiteSucker uses Media Type to identify different file types, since this is standard information included in the Internet headers.) The following options are available:
- Allow All File Types - Download all files regardless of file type
- Allow Specified File Types - Only download the specified file types
- Disallow Specified File Types - Never download the specified file types
Note: SiteSucker always downloads HTML and CSS files regardless of this setting.
If the Allow Specified File Types or Disallow Specified File Types setting is selected, you can choose from the following options (shown with representative Media Types):
- Archives - application/zip, application/tar, application/stuffit, ...
- Audio - audio/aiff, audio/mp3, audio/wav, audio/au, ...
- Images - image/jpeg, image/gif, image/tiff, image/png, ...
- Video - video/avi, video/mpg, video/x-ms-asf, ...
- Custom Types - as specified under the Custom Types tab
Custom Types
If the Custom Types option is selected under the Filter tab, then settings under this tab let you specify which file types SiteSucker should allow or disallow.
To add a new file type, click the Add (+) button and enter the new Media Type.
To remove file types, select the Media Types that you want to remove and click the Delete (-) button.
To select a file type to allow or disallow, click the box next to the Media Type in the list.
HTML Types
Use settings under this tab to specify which file types SiteSucker should treat as HTML. When SiteSucker downloads one of these files, it scans it for links.
To add a new file type, click the Add (+) button and enter the new Media Type.
To remove file types, select the Media Types that you want to remove and click the Delete (-) button.
To select a file type to treat as HTML, click the box next to the Media Type in the list.