It seems to work for basic pages quite well, I think that lazy load will work for most pages as long as the JavaScript is embedded (no -j flag provided) and the Internet connection is on. It saves what's there when the page is loaded, the rest is a gamble since every website implements infinite scroll differently.
Authentication is another tricky part -- it's different for every browser. I will try to convert it into a web extension of sorts, so that pages could be saved directly from the browser while the user is authenticated.
For authentication, you could add an option for passing http headers, as well as accept Netscape-style cookie files.
Whenever I want to download a video, using YouTube-dl, from a site that requires authentication, I first login using my browser and then exports the cookies using an extension.
It seems to work for basic pages quite well, I think that lazy load will work for most pages as long as the JavaScript is embedded (no -j flag provided) and the Internet connection is on. It saves what's there when the page is loaded, the rest is a gamble since every website implements infinite scroll differently.
Authentication is another tricky part -- it's different for every browser. I will try to convert it into a web extension of sorts, so that pages could be saved directly from the browser while the user is authenticated.