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====Linux, Android or Windows with HTTrack====
"[http://httrack.com HTTrack] is a free (GPL, libre/free software) and easy-to-use offline browser utility."
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====How to (othersLinux, Windows, macOS,...)====
[https://github.com/itkach/aard2-web Aard for web] is a Java app for browsing .slob files via internet-browser. It should work on every system that can run Java.
===HTTrack===
create: Linux, Android, Windows; view: all(Browser)
"[http://httrack.com HTTrack] is a free (GPL, libre/free software) and easy-to-use offline browser utility." The software can download a whole website so it can be used for offline browsing. HTTrack is available for Linux, Android, Windows. The downloaded html files can be opened with every device that has as internet-browser.
===My Hitchhiking Spots===
Android
Some Hitchwiki users developed [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myhitchhikingspots My Hitchhiking Spots] for browsing Hitchwiki online. It claims it can download spots from the map, but [[User:Swaden|Swaden]] got their deleted after the app restarted.
[[User:RedFox| RedFox]] made [http://www.hitchspots.me hitchspots.me] to download Hitchwiki spots along a certain route into [https://maps.me/download MAPS.me] as bookmarks.
====DICT format====
Aarddict uses Aard files (<tt>.aar</tt>). There is a [http://aarddict.org/aardtools/doc/aardtools.html tutorial (for Ubuntu) how to convert the database-dumps into an .aar file]. You have to edit the file "fetchsiteinfo.py": "...//%s/'''w/'''api.php..." -> "...//%s/api.php...", otherwise you will get an error with the .json file.
If you're interested: [https://wiki.magmaglab.lab.shspace/wiki/Geekend/Hitchwiki The automated script for the convertion and aditional info (in German)]
==Paper==
[[Zac]] had an idea to make a [[Hitchhiking Zine|print zine hitchhiking guide]]. One could take the task to edit each country into a guide, though we can consider this idea too complex for the reward.
