Offline training is important in the daily life of a competitive programmer, where you solve the problem and find the idea while you are at University, traffics, etc.. then code it when you are back online (especially in countries where power outages are such a usual daily habit)
And PDF problemset would be very helpful in that, so can there be some way to get Codeforces problemset as PDF. Or is there any OJ which offers that?
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For any contest, you can hit "Complete problemset" below the problem list and it will load a page with all statements. You can save that, I guess.
This crawler can be used to tranform contests to pdfs: CodeforcesCrawler