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It's odd, because I haven't seen cache links on Google for years. I used to rely on them quite a bit and once in a while would try again and run into "oh yeah,
by romanhn 2y ago
It's odd, because I haven't seen cache links on Google for years. I used to rely on them quite a bit and once in a while would try again and run into "oh yeah, they seem to have dropped this feature." This whole thread is strange to me, sounds like they've been around for people much more recently? Or maybe moved location and I haven't found them (which is weird cause I looked...)
- Xenoamorphous 2y agoSame here, I found this submission really odd since I haven’t seen them in years. Maybe they did some slow roll by country?
- dspillett 2y ago> It's odd, because I haven't seen cache links on Google for years For quite a time they stopped being a simple obvious link but where available in a drop-list of options for results for which a cashed copy was available.
- zo1 2y agoNot OP, and yes they "hid" it that way too. But I got the distinct sense that they removed it many years ago for certain websites (and more and more over the years I guess till now). They probably had some sort of flag on their analytics dashboard that website owners were given the privilege of changing so that people couldn't see the cache. Or for all we know it was some sort of "privacy" feature similar to "right to be forgotten".
- praisewhitey 2y agoFor some sites. For years many search results didn't have a cache link in the drop down.
- terinjokes 2y agoNot just you, I haven't seen links to the feature, even when I've gone looking for it, in years. Even the link on archive.is to use Google's cache if the page wasn't already archived hasn't worked in quite a while.