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Indeed, what's really needed is a search engine that indexes all the content on the Wayback Machine and makes it accessible in a similar fashion as e.g. Google.
by userbinator 2y ago
Indeed, what's really needed is a search engine that indexes all the content on the Wayback Machine and makes it accessible in a similar fashion as e.g. Google.
- card_zero 2y agoThe Wayback Machine does that, to some extent. It tends to prefer to return results where the query is in the URL, but sometimes it picks up on the word being in the page. I don't know how much indexing it does, but it does some.