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You can use https://archive.ph https://archive.ph to archive webpages instantly and (seemingly) forever. Btw, I've been aching for a browser extension that sav
by g232089 3y ago
You can use https://archive.ph https://archive.ph to archive webpages instantly and (seemingly) forever.
Btw, I've been aching for a browser extension that saves a copy of every web site I visit so I can reach for the archived copy in my history window. Does anything like that exist?
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- june07 3y agoActually, discovered that site after building this! lol It did seem to be a good resource. However, there are certainly differences between Clippings and it. One big one being that Clippings is more narrowly focused on classifieds and not the web in general. Not sure about the browser extension...
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y agoFrom a data persistence perspective, it’s good just that there are more archives so I wouldn’t worry too much about differentiation. Hopefully this tool is used alongside others.
- hexfish 3y agoIt's a bit more convoluted than just installing a browser extension but you could set something up with -for example- Archivebox: https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/wiki/Scheduled-Archiving#example-export-and-archive-firefox-browser-history-every-24-hours https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/wiki/Scheduled-Arch...