Hello everybody,
does anyone know whether there's an offline documentation available? Maybe in form of plain html pages or a pdf bundle of help.mikrotik.com ?
I would really appreciate such an offline documentation because if you somehow destroy your edge-routers configuration or mess up something else and thatswhy you dont have internet access, such an offline documentation would be a big advantage.

So if any of mikrotik staff reads this post, isn't there an option to export the Atlassian confluence doc as pdf?

I tried several approaches, using httrack and other tools but i had unfortunately no success downloading the full documentation and help pages, because confluence seems to rely heavily on javascript and other online resources.

because if you somehow destroy your edge-routers configuration or mess up something else and thatswhy you dont have internet access

I will be more concerned if I will still have job after this than having offline ROS documentation.

It's only in my home network, there I don't have any backup/redundat devices available ^^ this would be overkill

And in general I'm really a fan of offline documentation because it can help on some special edge cases

OPNsense for example offer offline documentation in pdf

As I see currently you have only option to download PDF per page, (three dots menu on Confluence->Export to PDF), ether you download them all manually (or some that you find important) or create some script for automation that will traverse all sections and trigger request that is performed on that Export to PDF menu action - https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/spaces/f ... e_page_id>. Then create some local filesystem hierarchy for files per sections or use some PDF editing tool to merge all into single PDF and create page links between them instead URLs.

Try this https://box.mikrotik.com/f/e74f7125f3c54321aac1/

Thank you! This was exactly what I was looking for.
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As I see currently you have only option to download PDF per page, (three dots menu on Confluence->Export to PDF), ether you download them all manually (or some that you find important) or create some script for automation that will traverse all sections

wrote I already considered this.

Is there an public option to export the full documentation I didn't found? Or is your download link always up to date? Or was it just a one-time export?
Just for understanding.
Maybe this download for the full ROS documentation on the download page might be helpful for some other users as well.

Looks like Atlassian Confluence does not allow anonymous export, since it could overload the server.

Ah okay I understand the problem.

I'm not sure if it's worth the effort, but maybe there could be exported the documentation automatically each month? Just to provide the "latest" version as a download?

I've finally seen that you added a link onto the main documentation page with monthly offered downloads. Very nice offer!