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For anyone interested I made a quick and dirty way to pull up the archive of any URL by prefixing it with arxiv.link e.g., http://arxiv.link/https://news.ycom
by soheil 5y ago
For anyone interested I made a quick and dirty way to pull up the archive of any URL by prefixing it with arxiv.link
e.g.,
http://arxiv.link/https://news.ycombinator.com/ http://arxiv.link/https://news.ycombinator.com/
- fouc 5y agoNice, thanks! Ever since I started using archive.is last year, I've always wanted something like this! Could be paired with a bookmarklet too. javascript:(function(){window.open('http://arxiv.link/'+location.href)})(); http://arxiv.link/'+location.href)})();
- alexislours 5y agoYou have always been able to do this with archive.is, I’ve been using this bookmarklet for a quite some time. javascript: (() => { window.open("https://archive.is/ https://archive.is/" + window.location.href, '_blank')})();
- fouc 5y agoI meant I wanted to go directly to the most recent result in the wayback engine for the given page.
- alexislours 5y agoIn this case you can just use the following and it will redirect on the latest archive without being dependant on a 3rd party website: javascript: (() => { window.open("https://web.archive.org/web/ https://web.archive.org/web/" + window.location.href, '_blank')})();
- codethief 5y agoarchive.is is not related to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, though, is it?
- fouc 5y agoIt's not related, but it will give you a link there if it doesn't have the page archived.
- ipsum2 5y agoa little confusing since arxiv refers to a popular research paper archive. Useful project though!
- johtso 5y agoIs there an advantage compared to just putting `web.archive.org/web/` before the url?