[Yawnxer]

Hello there!

Since the title is pretty vague I'm going to try and explain it as much as possible so please bare with me .-.

I was wondering how I could extract the book file that a website uses to present a book on my webpage using some sort of method or plugin that would allow me to get the book file.

So basically if I read a book on an online website (and payed for it) and wanted to save it and share it with others, how could I do this without sharing...well..my account.

I thought of making a python code that would automatically take each page and convert them to a picture or something that would store that page and put them all together as a .pdf or .epub, though I have no idea how I could do this.

So if any of the two solutions are possible, I would love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks!

[Caretaker]

Can't you download it if you paid for it?

[Yawnxer]

Can't you download it if you paid for it?

Some websites just dont want you to download it. You pay for it but they don't give you the file. Yes, I know, how annoying.

[Caretaker]

Some websites just dont want you to download it. You pay for it but they don't give you the file. Yes, I know, how annoying.

Well you could find a site that allows downloads. But if you want to get this without paying then you need some high-level hacking.

[turrach]

how to write a more longer title like need ...

[WantToHackForStacks]

So you can read the book in your browser, but nothing else? How about using a js library to convert the page to a pdf and saving that locally? You can obviously copy the code/library in the developer console