Woofy is a user-friendly webcomic downloader, offering a hassle-free experience to download and store your preferred online comics, without any complications. The software is free and designed to ensure simplicity and convenience in use for comic lovers.
With Woofy, you can easily download and keep an archive of your favorite online comics. You can choose to download a fixed number of comics, or all the comics that have been published since the last time you ran the program. The cherry on top is that it uses comic information files to know how to download a certain comic, making it easy to extend the program when new comics are added to the mix.
Another handy feature of Woofy is the ability to download several comics simultaneously. Plus, the program remembers active tasks when you restart it, so you don't have to worry about losing your progress.
Last but not least, Woofy is open source and licensed under the GPL. This means that you can not only use it for free, but you can also contribute to its development if you feel compelled to.
Overall, Woofy is a solid webcomic downloader that ticks all the right boxes, making it a great option for avid comic readers looking for a simple and reliable way to keep their favorite comics archived.
Version 0.6.1: N/A
Version 0.4.2: Supports sixteen new comics; the download engine has been tweaked and improved, so it should support even more comic formats in the future. Also, it should work on 64-bit systems.
Version 0.4.1:
* supports thirteen new comics - see http://woofy.sourceforge.net/ for more details;
* added a definitions debugger, in order to help users create their own definitions;
* several stability fixes and small performance tweaks.
Version 0.2.5:
* added three new comics (Sheldon, Silent Kimbly and Wally and Osborne);
* Woofy now has an icon, courtesy of Jeremy James (http://hobbit1978.deviantart.com/);
* added support for connecting through proxy servers;
* rewrote most of the download logic, in order for it to be more CPU friendly;
* added an option to minimize to the system tray;
* added support for automatic update checks;
* implemented error logging;
* updated the definitions for PvPOnline and Wally and Osborne.