I searched a little and I saw something about the .htaccess not allowing read
access to the guts of the browser so a lot of things are hidden?
In any case, I'm working with a piece of hardware trying to capture its web UI
for training purposes. This ... isn't very well written code, I must say, but
I won't badmouth the company for something so badly put together.

When trying to capture the UI, it renames all CSS, JS, JPG and so forth to HTM
files. There is even a CGI somewhere on this device that isn't getting picked
up.

Sorry, I don't have an example to work from and I don't really have the
ability to put this up for public eyes to see.

How can HTTrack not know what the file names are? And, if htaccess isn't set
as read, then... how do I manage a way around it? (Or can I?) I'm very
familiar with web coding, but... well, this is a pain in the neck.