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Protip: If you really need to see the Reddit page on a private'd sub remember Google has a cached page feature.
by OptionX 3y ago
Protip: If you really need to see the Reddit page on a private'd sub remember Google has a cached page feature.
- no-reply 3y agoPaste the actual reddit link here and it should fetch from google cache - https://cachedview.com https://cachedview.com
- takoid 3y agoWhere did Google move the cached page feature? I can’t find it in the three dot menu for search results anymore.
- jmholla 3y agoThere's an expansion to the three dots that has a cache option. Still don't know how to do it with the secondary results for a domain.
- aezart 3y agoNot all pages are cached. If a cached copy exists, it'll be in the 3-dots menu.
- professorsnep 3y agoIf you click on the three-dot menu, there's a small caret button you have to click to show more of the pill buttons at the top, and one of them is "Cached". It feels like every time I need to use that button it's moved somewhere new.
- takoid 3y agoThanks. This caret doesn't exist on mobile (at least for me). Hopefully it doesn't get removed elsewhere!
- ffpip 3y agohttps://files.catbox.moe/ue5o3c.jpg https://files.catbox.moe/ue5o3c.jpg
- takoid 3y agoI saw that screenshot here: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/150912/did-google-eliminate-access-to-cached-sites https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/150912/did-googl... However, this option is hidden for me on every result I’ve checked. Pages posted several years ago, pages posted within the past couple months, Reddit pages, StackOverflow pages, etc. Even pages from Google itself are missing a cached page option for me.
- plonk 3y agoI got some good results from web.archive.org. Some subs like r/MechanicalKeyboards seem to be archived almost entirely.