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I used to do that in the '90s before I had dial-up at home. However I didn't save from fanfiction.net in those days. IIRC ff.net didn't get started until 1998 and I got dial-up around then. In any

There used to be a website called favoritestracker that would do just that. However, Cloudflare s

Me too. Save to floppies at school, get home transfer to my massive 10 Gb hard drive and post up on my geocities site. Copy paste individual chapters 1 at a time for several hundred stories over the

I've downloaded a fair amount, but nowhere near everything I probably should have. I downloaded a bunch of stories in RTF format, and one of my "maybe if I think about it while rereading" projects is

Yup. It's why I've been archiving for 20 years. It's a fun project!!! Frustrating lately with the Fanfiction net stuff, but I'm so happy a few people are working on downloaders still. I remember the

Whatever the truth, IMNSHO, it is still a good idea to keep your own, local copy of anything you enjoyed reading, just in case it gets pulled for whatever reason. Alysson wrote:

Personally, I will believe it when I stop getting cloudflare stuff when seeking to read a story. Kare

This isn't the first time this rumor has popped up and I doubt it will be the last. I've been a registered user for 17 years (and reading on it for 19) and I've lost count of the number of times it

First I heard anything about a potential shut diwn was a email posted by someone. Cant remember name? About a week ago saying it was 'falling apart", updates weren't working, stats not adding etc...

I don't know what started the rumor that FFN was shutting down, but I would say that I've seen no indication of it.? The site is up, running well, and making lots of ad revenue as far as I can see.?

That’s actually not a bad question. Scott Knight BSKnight37@...

I really doubt that FFN is going away -- they must have far too much ad revenue based on what I saw while I was testing ffdl. I was using it in clean virtual machines, so I didn't have any ad

Is there any news on its' demise? patcross6994@...

This is copied from my other email account: Saifai <rrcluff@...>Unsubscribe To:[email protected] Mon, Sep 26 at 9:17 AM FFn and it's counterpart FictionPress just got moved to a

So, how much would it cost to buy ff.net from it's owners who have abandoned it now? --- Signature - SFW - https://www.fanficparadise.com/arielschnee/sig3.htm Signature - NSFW -

Just read this from Mr Pi on ffn * 22nd of September, 2022* - No update right now, but a quick note: This site appears to be on its last legs, from what I can make out. There are quite a few parts of

If Rai completes it as he did with the previous versions, there should be an installer that includes the files necessary for conversion from the portable version of Calibre, thereby negating the need

I have other programs that allow me to read any documents I don't need caliber to do that Caliber offers me nothing and as others complain are mentioned just makes everything more complicated than it

I have to say that I find *Calibre* to be almost unusable. It doesn't give you the option of adding a "book" to the library when you open one, it just does it. There is bludger-all opportunity to

Calibre is more of a front end application for organising your library, connecting to readers and other such functions. When you add 'books' to calibre, it copies them into a directory system it