


#Wiki offline 2 full#
◆ Requires at least 4GB for the full English database
#Wiki offline 2 how to#
Email support for instructions on how to download the files and transfer them through your computer ◆ Requires WiFi for the initial download. ◆ Available in English, Chinese, Italian, Arabic, Czech, Spanish, Russian, Dutch, Portuguese, Norwegian, Turkish, Thai, Polish, French, Hungarian, Farsi, Japanese, Hebrew, Korean, Swedish, Danish, Slovak and more! ◆ Personalize the font, brightness and color theme ◆ Full page history, reading queue, and table of contents help you navigate ◆ Organize your searches into bookmarks and folders ◆ Minimalist redesign for iOS 7 brings content from and center ◆ Works on an airplane, in a submarine, or anywhere else. ◆ Enjoy the full text of Wikipedia articles If you're a traveller or a knowledge lover, this is your hitchhiker's guide. It has been lovingly rebuilt from scratch for iOS 7. But you might as well be safe rather than sorry because perhaps you’ll want to access the list of mammals displaying homosexual behavior or the article on hotel toilet paper folding or the list of nicknames used by Donald Trump when you’re away from the internet.Wiki Offline is a beautiful Wikipedia™ reader that does not require internet. It’s unlikely that Wikipedia will disappear any time soon - the Wikimedia Foundation has plenty of funds to support its five servers in Virginia, San Francisco, The Netherlands, Singapore, and Texas. The online encyclopedia has made it to outer space, to tiny villages in South America, and to rural classrooms in West Africa. Wikipedia aims to provide knowledge to the world and it allows for offline downloads in order to reach the 4 billion people without internet access. And from 2009 until 2014, the WikiReader was for sale, but now you can only find it on eBay or resale shops. There was Wikipedia on DVD in 2006, which was similar to Microsoft’s Encarta encyclopedia. If you want a flash drive with a bunch of XML data and don’t care that it’s not particularly readable, you can go that route.Ī few different offline Wikipedias have existed over the years. If you want a more involved project, you can use a Raspberry Pi to provide a local Wikipedia hotspot that multiple devices can access. There are various other ways to access offline Wikipedia. Choose the file you’re interested in (there are smaller files like “Best of Wikipedia,” topic files like “Mathematics,” or the entire encyclopedia) and download it. Download the Kiwix app, available for iPhone, iPad, or Android.Ģ. When the file downloads, you can open it in your computer’s Kiwix browser and it’ll be a clean Wikipedia interface.Just make sure that the file name has “en” in the title, which indicates that the content is in English. You can also download a version without pictures (it’s called “wikipedia_en_all_nopic_2022-01.zim”) or smaller files with articles in certain topics, such as medicine, or football, or climate change. On the site, it’s called “wikipedia_en_all_maxi_2022-05.zim” and it’s 89GB. Clicked the 46GB file that contains all of English Wikipedia.How to do it Download with Kiwix onto computer: So here are some methods for downloading Wikipedia with as little pain as possible using tools from the nonprofit Kiwix. In addition, some downloaded files are set up for technical analysis - not pleasure reading. Like the rest of Wikipedia, many of the tools for downloading are maintained by volunteers, which is very generous and kind but also can mean that certain tools don’t receive the maintenance they need. Wikipedia routinely makes a dump of its databases available publicly for free, and it explains a few different ways you can download its contents.
