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As to the your second question: WARC is based on an older format that was started in the 1990s, before SQLite existed.
by SnowflakeOnIce 3y ago
As to the your second question: WARC is based on an older format that was started in the 1990s, before SQLite existed.
- kburman 3y agoThanks for that info! Didn't realize WARC predated SQLite. Makes me wonder, are there any modern updates that could enhance WARC, or is it only format for archiving?
- makeworld 3y agoThe main update to WARC now is WACZ. https://specs.webrecorder.net/wacz/1.1.1/ https://specs.webrecorder.net/wacz/1.1.1/
- TheTechRobo 3y agoYeah, the format really needs an update. For starters, WARC only officially supports HTTP/1.1. Webrecorder has started faking HTTP/1.1 data in WARC files in order to save other versions, but I don't think faking data is great for an archival format, especially if it isn't standardized.