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Wow, I didn't think people still use this. I have a copy on my PC, and wheel it out every so often, when I find a great small site that quite obviously has bee
by mattowen_uk 5y ago
Wow, I didn't think people still use this. I have a copy on my PC, and wheel it out every so often, when I find a great small site that quite obviously has been abandoned by it's owner so could vanish any moment, and Wayback doesn't have a full copy. I could switch to something better, but I know how HTTrack works, and it works well enough for me.
- slumdev 5y agoYou know what might be a great add-on? A tool to crawl all of the links within a website and submit each one of them to Wayback...
- bagpuss 5y agohttps://archivarix.com/ https://archivarix.com/ is an interesting solution to GP's issue, works better than httrack and can also pull down multiple timestamps of archived site
- bradknowles 5y agoThe ArchiveTeam has tools that do that. In fact, they have a number of different tools, some of which I believe are closely related to httrack. Disclaimer: I tried to get involved with ArchiveTeam to help get some websites that I care about properly archived and saved to The Way Back Machine, but they weren’t allowing new members to sign up. They were happy to talk to me about what needed to be done and one of their members set things up to archive everything that was available, but I wasn’t able to help in that process.