Software to allow me to browse images on a domain?

GibsonSt19

I want to be able to enter a site address (like https://www.lifehacker.com), and browse for images residing in the root directory (like https://www.lifehacker.com/image1.jpg)

Is this possible?

If so, what software would I use?

albertross_2

http://images.google.co.uk/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=www.lifehacker.com%2F&btnG=Search

GibsonSt19

Hmmm, thanks for that, however I've already tried it on my own domain, but it doesn't show all images (jpg). This is why I was hoping there might be some software that would allow me to perhaps to a more specific search.

meclive

You could try intellitamper (free) or teleport pro (paid/free trial), they both cache full domains for offline browsing, but you might get some unhappy system admins.

cwoodham

I believe Serif MediaPlus will do this for you. I've just checked www.freeserifsoftware.com and it's not listed there but I have seen the old version (1.0) on cover disks of computer magazines recently. Just checked and it was on PC Answers 157 (April 2006). However it's not a great piece of software IMHO unless you can get it as a freebie. Check www.serif.com for more specs on the program

wolfman

Blackwidow will do what you want. I did come across a free equivalent on SourceForge a while back but have forgotten what it's called.

It's basically a spider that'll look through pages, pulling out any image, javascript references etc...