Web Cache Viewer

Wayback Machine Lookup

Reopen the current tab in the Wayback Machine Adds a Wayback Machine button to your browser toolbar. When you click it, it searches for the current tab in the Wayback Machine. Small, simple, and requires no permissions. Licensed under the Apache License, version 2.0. Source: https://git.benjamin.barenblat.name/wayback-machine-button The extension icon is the "library" icon (https://thenounproject.com/term/library/1244000) by Kavya from the Noun Project (https://thenounproject.com).

Wayback Everywhere

Automatically redirect every page to its archived version in Wayback Machine, except the sites in Excludes List Automatically redirect every page to its archived version in Wayback Machine, except the sites in Excludes List. You have the ability to add to Excludes list as you browse. Choose "Help" from Popup menu to review the full addon functionality. Wayback Everywhere is a browser extension/addon that allows you to automatically redirect all pages to Internet Archive's Wayback Machine except the site (domains) that are in 'Excludes' List. Over time (perhaps a few days of usage..), you can build this 'Excludes' list to suit your browsing habits. More information on 'Excludes' list available here Exclude List Popup menu Use the Popup menu to add/remove site from Excludes list, temporarily disable WaybackEverywhere addon and open Settings and Help Pages. Automatic Detection of Wayback Machine Site's Error Messages - Addon tries to detect messages displayed by Wayback Machine and either Saves a available page to Wayback or Adds the site to Exclude list based on the error message. Settings Page Settings page allows you to add or remove a site from the excludes list, and also do factory reset. If you are interested, you can enable console logging from here. Save Page to Wayback Machine - When WaybackMachine site throws error message that says "This page is available on the web, save this page to Wayback to make it more complete", the addon automatically loads the Save page url as https://web.archive.org/save/URL Auto-add to Excludes List - When Wayback Machine site throws error message that says it cannot load a page due to the site being excluded from Wayback Machine or if the site excluded itself from Wayback using Robots.txt file, the addon automatically detects this error message and puts the site (domainname) in Excludes list. And then it loads the live webpage. This helps the user to build her Excludes list Automatically over few days of usage. Popup Menu appearance changes based on in which page you click on the Popup Menu. Refer Screenshots attached to this page. Any "Temporary" Exclude/Include are cleared back when the browser is closed and started again. Sites (hostnames) in the Excludes list are excluded from routing to Wayback Machine. You can use popup menu buttons to add/remove from this Excludes list to suit your browsing habits You also have the option to add or remove from Excludes list via Settings Page Some Wayback Machine site's error messages like "Site excluded" - the addon can automatically detects this and adds the site (hostname) to Excludes list. This helps you in building a Excludes list without manual effort. Read more here : Auto-detect Wayback Machine Error Messages The 'Excludes' list excludes at domain level, including subdomains - for example, if we exclude .google. - this results in redirect rules not applying to all Google sites - the ones that have 'google' in the url (i.e no redirection to wayback machine) happens across all google domains - docs.google.com, drive.google.com, google.de, google.co.in and so on. Now, in those domains, if there are "public pages" (like Blog posts) which do not need login to view, you can use the popup menu's "Save Page Now" button to save that page alone to the wayback machine Click "Edit Settings" from Popup Menu to open Settings Page. Settings page lets you view Existing Excludes list. and add or remove from excludes list manually by using the buttons provides This page also lets you reset the Excludes list back to the default one provided during addon installation if the user wishes for the same. You can export and import settings from this page. Additionally, curious users may enable Logging on the checkbox provided to view system logs in Browser console. In Settings page, you can choose to Export your settings to a .JSON file You can also import your settings using a previously exported JSON file Addon tries to do some validation on the imported JSON before it saves settings to Disk. But we advise not to manually edit the exported JSON before importing to avoid errors Upon install, a set of predefined rules are loaded into the Excludes List. This is to provide a starting point for the users. This list is prepared by the developer(s) of this addon on purely technical basis: Some sites that are excluded from Wayback Machine - quora.com for example Some sites that use robots.txt file on server to exclude themselves from Wayback Machine - smithsonianmag.com, for example Some sites that may need login, as Wayback Machine archives public pages only. For example, docs.google.com or paypal.com , or some sites that host video content which may not work in Waymachine Archived version like youtube.com or vimeo.com Some sites that may not work fine with Wayback Machine - ft.com for example. Some URL shortener sites. Some Search engines to help the user avoid seeing Wayback redirects when she searches Some local address like 127.0.0 * and 192.168.* so that user can browse these without routing Note: This list is provided as an example and starting point for users. Users are free to add/remove these domains as they see fit, using the Settings page If user wishes to reset his Excludes back to the ones provided by Developer, he/she can do so from the Settings Page The WaybackEverywhere addon is licensed under GPLv3 license : https://gitlab.com/gkrishnaks/WaybackEverywhere-Chrome/blob/master/LICENSE --- Wayback Everywhere - a browser addon/extension to redirect all pages to archive.org's Wayback Machine except the ones in Excludes List Copyright (C) 2018 - 2024 Gokulakrishna K S This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/ The developer of this addon/extension is NOT affliated with the Internet Archive (archive.org or web.archive.org) Privacy Policy in one line : We do not collect your data. Detailed Privacy policy here : https://gitlab.com/gkrishnaks/WaybackEverywhere-Chrome/blob/master/Privacy%20Policy ---- CREDITS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This addon is built based on the 'Redirector' addon developed by Einar Regilsson. He published its sourcecode under MIT license. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/redirector/ The developer of this addon is NOT affliated to Internet Archive (archive.org) or its Wayback Machine (web.archive.org)- but I thank them for making web.archive.org a freely available resource on the internet for the benefit of general public, and the commons. This addon uses the icons from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wayback-machine_new/. Some parts of popup.html were also taken from this addon. This addon uses libraries/frameworks - Bootstrap (CSS and JS), and JQuery. These are governed by their respective licenses. You can refer to their websites for the same. You can raise raise issues, questions, suggestions, feedback in Github : https://gitlab.com/gkrishnaks/WaybackEverywhere-Chrome/-/issues

Save Page WE

Save a complete web page (as curently displayed) as a single HTML file that can be opened in any browser. • Automatically selects the original or new save method. • Minor bug fix. Save Page WE provides a simple facility to save a web page (as currently displayed) as a single HTML file that can be opened in any browser. The saved page is a highly accurate representation of the original page. Multiple pages can be saved either by selecting multiple tabs or by loading a list of page URLs. If used with Print Edit WE, Save Page WE now requires Print Edit WE 26.1 or later for full compatibility. After installation of Save Page WE, there will be a new blue 'floppy-disk' button on the main toolbar. To save the web pages in all of the currently selected tabs file, just click on the Save Page WE toolbar button. There are options to set the button action as: There is an option to use the new save method, which can save more pages (see the 'Save Methods' section below). By default the saved HTML file will have a '.html' extension. To save a web page as an HTML file, or to perform operations on a previously saved page, right-click on the page contents to open the context menu, select the 'Save Page WE' sub-menu, and then select one of the menu items: • Save Selected Tabs (Basic, Standard or Custom Items) • Save Listed URLs (Basic, Standard or Custom Items) • Cancel Save • View Saved Page Info (when viewing a saved page) • Remove Resource Loader (when viewing a saved page - pre 15.2) • Extract Image/Audio/Video (when viewing a saved page) To save a web page as an HTML file, press Alt+A. To cancel a single or multiple page save, press Alt+C. • Highlight multiple tabs and then select the 'Save Selected Tabs' menu item. • Load a file containing a list of URLs in the Zoom Page WE Options dialog and then select the 'Save Listed URLs' menu item. When saving multiple pages, tabs are switched to foreground if the load lazy content option is enabled. There are options to select the saved items: • Save Basic Items - saves the essential items. • Save Standard Items - saves the Basic Items and some addtional items. • Save Custom Items - saves the Basic Items and items selected from a list. There is an option to specify the format of the saved file name. This format is used when saving the complete page and when extracting a resource (Image/Audio/Video). The saved file name may contain the following predefined fields: • %TITLE% - (saving page) the document title, or if missing same as %FILE%. • %TITLE% - (extracting resource) the same as %FILE%. • %DATE(x)% - saved date in YYYYxMMxDD format, 'x' is optional separator. • %TIME(x)% - saved time in HHxMMxSS format, 'x' is optional separator. • %DATEP(x)% - published date in YYYYxMMxDD format, 'x' is optional separator. • %TIMEP(x)% - published time in HHxMMxSS format, 'x' is optional separator. • %DATEPF(x)% - same as %DATEP(x)%, or if missing falls back to saved date. • %TIMEPF(x)% - same as %TIMEP(x)%, or if missing falls back to saved time. • %HOST% - host name in URL. • %HOSTW% - same as %HOST%, but without 'www.' prefix. • %PATH% - path name in URL. • %PATHW% - same as %PATH%, but without '.extension' suffix. • %FILE% - file name in the last segment of URL path. • %FILEW% - same as %FILE%, but without '.extension' suffix. • %QUERY(p)% - query string in URL if 'p' omitted, else value of parameter 'p'. • %FRAGMENT% - fragment string in URL. There are options to replace spaces in the saved file name with a user-defined character and to set the maximum length of the saved file name. There are two alternative save methods: old and new. The old save method is the default The old save method remembers the last save location, but it cannot save a some pages (e.g Yahoo) in Chrome 84 or later. The new save method does not remember the last save location, but it can save all pages. In the Downloads section, set the downloads folder location, and enable or disable the 'Ask where to save each file before downloading' option. After saving a page, a download item will appear in the download bar at the bottom of the browser window. Click on the arrow in the download item and enable or disable the 'Always open files of this type' option. There is an option to use automation mode, allowing a page to be saved from the command line. • When Firefox starts, Save Page WE will be automatically initiated using the current Button Action. • When the save operation is complete, Firefox will be automatically closed. To exit automation mode, immediately after Firefox starts up, use the 'Cancel Save' menu command or keyboard shortcut to cancel the save operation, and then disable the option to use automation. Distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2. See LICENCE.txt file and http://www.gnu.org/licenses/

View Rendered Source

View source is dead. See how the browser renders a page, not just what the server sends. A lightweight Chrome Extension that shows you how the browser has constructed (rendered) a page's original HTML into a functioning DOM, including modifications made by JavaScript. An essential tool for web developers using JavaScript frameworks like Angular, ReactJS and Vue.js, and for SEOs to understand how search engines see your pages, especially considering Google's dynamic serving workaround. Differences between raw and rendered versions are highlighted line-by-line showing how JavaScript has modified a page at render time. * Raw: The source code sent from the server to the browser before the DOM is rendered. The same as you'll see with traditional 'View Source' in the browser (after minor formatting tweaks) * Rendered: The rendered page after the source has been interpreted into a DOM, including any modifications made by Javascript * Difference: The difference between the rendered source and the raw source. Differences occur when JavaScript has modified the DOM. Adaptive website? If you serve different source code to mobile devices, emulate this easily with a mobile user-agent checkbox. Dynamic serving for Google? (More info: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/dynamic-rendering) Using Google's dynamic rendering workaround designed for Javascript-heavy sites? Just request the raw source as Googlebot and ensure perfect technical SEO. Works with GatsbyJS and Prerender. DM the developer: https://twitter.com/ItsHogg