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interesting, all the urls in the source have have been prefixed with "https://web.archive.org/web/20220228134715/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220228134715/"

• danpalmer 5y ago
  It's a snapshot. If they didn't do that then all URLs would be resolved against the original page which could change or disappear.
  • ale42 5y ago
    But also URLs in the extracted/reverse engineered source code are prefixed, doesn't make sense. It's a bug from archive.org...
    • hombre_fatal 5y ago
      They rewrite the hrefs in the document so that you can easily click around inside the snapshot. The links just aren't necessarily archived as well, but sometimes they are.
      • Liquid_Fire 5y ago
        What the parent commenters are saying is that URLs in the page which are _not links_ have also been rewritten, e.g. the ones in the source code snippets which are plain text. They are not clickable so it makes little sense to the user that they are rewritten. I imagine they probably have a pretty liberal regex working on the source code so that it can also rewrite URLs in JavaScript/CSS/etc.