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I need to browse lots of web pages offline that I've saved. &nbsp;I am using IE8 in offline mode.<br />
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It works ok, but some of the pages contain references to JS or CSS files that reside on a webserver, and it takes some time before IE times out.<br />
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Is there a way of changing the timeout to zero? &nbsp;I've already changed the reg keys:<br />
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KeepAliveTimeout<br />
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ServerInfoTimeout<br />
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But no joy. &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp;Is there a browser specifically designed for offline viewing that I might find is better?<br />
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Jonny
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I need to browse lots of web pages offline that I've saved.  I am using IE8 in offline mode.

It works ok, but some of the pages contain references to JS or CSS files that reside on a webserver, and it takes some time before IE times out.

Is there a way of changing the timeout to zero?  I've already changed the reg keys:

KeepAliveTimeout

ServerInfoTimeout

But no joy.  Any ideas?  Is there a browser specifically designed for offline viewing that I might find is better?

Jonny

Best browser to view pages offline?  / IE takes ages to time out.

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