<tooltip>The wait time between item requests, to reduce web server load</tooltip>
<min>0</min>
<max>60</max>
<default>1</default>
</entry>
<entryname="NoProxy"type="Bool">
<label>Do not use proxy</label>
<tooltip>Do not use the system proxy settings to fetch the web page</tooltip>
<default>false</default>
</entry>
<entryname="RandomWait"type="Bool">
<label>Randomise wait time</label>
<tooltip>Vary the wait time between requests, to confuse server log analysis</tooltip>
<default>false</default>
</entry>
<entryname="FixExtensions"type="Bool">
<label>Save in standard web archive format</label>
<tooltip><p>Save downloaded files all in a single directory, with file name extensions suitable for local browsing.
For example, the main HTML page will always be called "index.html" and a remote .php page will be saved with the standard .html extension.</p>
<p>Leave this option turned on to produce a standard web archive (.war) file.</p>
<p>If this option is turned off, then the files will be saved exactly as downloaded.
This means that they may be in subdirectories reflecting the structure of the original web site, and extensions will not be adjusted.
Note that the download may not work correctly if the original URL refers to a directory but does not end with a slash.</p>
</tooltip>
<default>true</default>
</entry>
<entryname="RunInTerminal"type="Bool">
<label>Run in terminal</label>
<tooltip><p>Run the download process in a terminal window. Close the terminal window when the download has finished.</p>
<p>If this option is turned off then the download will run in the background. Its progress output should appear in the session log file.</p>
</tooltip>
<default>false</default>
</entry>
<entryname="CloseWhenFinished"type="Bool">
<label>Close when finished</label>
<tooltip>Close this window when the download has finished successfully</tooltip>
<default>false</default>
</entry>
<entryname="ArchiveType"type="String">
<label>Archive &type:</label>
<tooltip>The type of web archive to save</tooltip>