If you're anything like me, you like to download things. And sometimes, it's too cumbersome to right click > Save As... each item on a webpage. The solution to your problem sits in your terminal: the wget utility. If we add a few options, wget becomes a beast of a website downloader, and is capable of pulling an entire site for offline viewing, include all of the linked files.

All you have to do is copy & paste your desired URL into the following terminal command:

$ wget -mkEpnp WEBPAGE-URL

The options -mkEpnp are specified below (pulled from the man page):

-m (aka --mirror): Turns on options suitable for mirroring. This option turns on recursion and time-stamping, sets infinite recursion depth and keeps FTP directory listings. It is currently equivalent to -r -N -l inf --no-remove-listing.

-k (aka --convert-links): Converts links for offline viewing.

-E (aka --adjust-extension): Adds proper filename extensions to downloaded files.

-p (aka --page-requisites): Downloads images, sounds, stylesheets, and other required files for proper offline site rendering.

-np (aka --no-parent): Prevents retrieval of the parent directory. Guarantees that only files below a certain hierarchy will be downloaded.

More fun wget options:

$ --execute robots=off #ignore robots.txt
$ --wait=30 #be gentle, wait between fetch requests
$ --random-wait #waits for a random amount of time before fetch requests
$ --user-agent=Mozilla #sends a mock user agent with each request

Happy downloading! Oh and... I can't be held responsible if you suddenly find yourself investing in a home server setup, NAS drives, or the like.