--mirror >>> all pages --random-wait >>> makes it look like not a bot --recursive >>> all pages, follow links ? robots=off >>> ignore no robots request -U mozilla >>> makes it look like real user on a browser not commandline -R >>> reject these file types we only want html -c >>>continue. In case you had to stop the wget you can pick it right back up! --reject-regex '((.*)\?(.*))|(.*)' >>> skip urls with parameters (don't download the same page a million times -
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