BzReader 1.0.10 Description:

BzReader is an offline browser for Wikipedia. The uncompressed Wikipedia dumps can take hundreds of gigs of disk space, while BzReader can search and show the articles from the compressed dump files. BzReader also allows you to navigate between the Wikipedia articles offline just like you do it online - by clicking the internal links.

BzReader 1.0.10 Requirements:

· .NET Framework 2.0+

BzReader security information

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