A1 Website Scraper Releases

On Windows you can simply run the .exe to install. Current releases are signed with a SHA2 certificate which all recent Windows versions support. If you are using Windows XP or an even older version SHA2 certificates are not supported. Therefore you will get a warning about the certificate when trying to run the installer.

On Mac OS unzip the .zip and place the .app where you want it. If you are using Gatekeeper and want to run the software for the first time, you may have to first either Ctrl + mouse left click or mouse right click on the file and select Open.

Filename	Platform	Version	Package type	Release type
mac-scraper-files-10_1_5.zip	macOS / Mac OS X	10.1.5	Bundle	Standard build
mac-scraper-files-7_7_0.zip	macOS / Mac OS X	7.7.0	Bundle	Standard build
mac-scraper-files-8_2_0.zip	macOS / Mac OS X	8.2.0	Bundle	Standard build
mac-scraper-files-9_0_0-32bit.zip	macOS / Mac OS X - 32/64 bit computers (x86)	9.0.0	Bundle	Standard build
mac-scraper-files-9_3_3.zip	macOS / Mac OS X	9.3.3	Bundle	Standard build
mac-scraper-files.zip	macOS / Mac OS X	12.0.0	Bundle	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-10_1_5.exe	Windows	10.1.5	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-11_0_0.exe	Windows	11.0.0	Installer	Standard build
scraper-setup.exe	Windows	12.0.0	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-4_2_5.exe	Windows	4.2.5	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-5_1_0.exe	Windows	5.1.0	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-6_0_5.exe	Windows	6.0.5	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-7_7_0.exe	Windows	7.7.0	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-8_2_0.exe	Windows	8.2.0	Installer	Standard build
win-scraper-setup-9_3_3.exe	Windows	9.3.3	Installer	Standard build

Some of the installers and installed executables have beeen optimized for specific operating systems or computers.

The availability of optimized installed executables may also depend on the version you install. If you are running a very old operating system version, you may need to try download one of the older versions.

In case an installer or executable is optimized for a certain operating system or computer the following shorthands are used:

W2K

• Windows 2000
• Windows 2003
• Windows 2008
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
• Windows 7
• Windows 8
• Windows 10
• Or newer

NT4

• Windows NT 4
• Will usually also run on W2K - Windows 2000 or newer

W9x

• Windows 95 - may not always work. To try solve, install all possible updates including Internet Explorer.
• Windows 98
• Windows Millennium Edition (Windows ME)
• Will usually also run on W2K - Windows 2000 or newer

Windows

• Currently this usually means Windows XP or newer.
• However, if you are downloading an old version it may have support for even older versions.

Mac OS

• Currently this usually means Mac OS Mountain Lion or newer.
• However, if you are downloading an old version it may have support for even older versions.

32 bit: Intel CPU compatible x86 32bit program (can still run on e.g. Windows 64bit versions including Windows 7 64bit)
64 bit: Intel CPU compatible x64 64bit program

Codepage: Program can some places best show/handle languages related to current Windows language configuration.
Unicode: Program can show/handle whatever combination and number of languages.

Alpha: Early release (very much so) only meant for testers.
Beta: Early release (somewhat at least) only meant for testers.

If you are using a version or download that does not natively support your operating system you can try find a virtual machine, emulation or system library that will allow you to run our software anyhow:

• Linux using Windows builds:
  • WINE: Executes Windows application + patch/redirect all Windows calls to native Linux WINE libraries (which emulate Windows behavior).
• Mac OS using Windows builds:
  • VMWare Fusion: Windows OS virtualization
  • Parallels: Windows OS virtualization
  Note: See above for native builds for Mac OS.