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Try jsdom[1]? It returns a valid window object and stubs out events to allow DOM manipulation (amongst other things).

This tool will give you all the html that loads on your first visit to the url. You can insert it in a div's innerHTML, although this would be dangerous since all their scripts would run on your site.

You can get the raw response by accessing the Getsy's .content property.

> exact dump of the actual DOM

> I want a "live" copy of a website

You mean after the JS has modified it?

tools that export .har format do this for you. Chrome has such a thing in the dev tools, for example