Are you fascinated by the vast amount of
information
available on the internet? Do you wish there was a way to easily
access
and preserve web pages for future reference? Look no further than the Official Wayback Machine Extension developed by the Internet Archive. This powerful Chrome extension allows you to explore archived web pages and experience the internet's history like never before.
Why Choose the Wayback Machine Extension?
With a rating of 4.2 out of 5, the Wayback Machine Extension is highly regarded by users worldwide. This extension serves as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and anyone curious about the evolution of websites over time. Let's dive into the features that make this extension a must-have for web enthusiasts.
Easy Access to Archived Pages
Have you ever stumbled upon a broken link or wanted to revisit a webpage that no longer exists? The Wayback Machine Extension comes to the rescue. With just a click of a button, you can instantly access archived versions of web pages and relive the internet's past. It's like stepping into a time machine for the internet!
Seamless Integration
Installing the Wayback Machine Extension is a breeze. Simply head to the Chrome Extension Store, search for the extension, and click "Add to Chrome." Once installed, you'll notice a handy toolbar icon that grants you quick access to the Wayback Machine's vast archive of web pages.
Tailored User Experience
The Wayback Machine Extension offers a user-friendly interface that allows you to search and browse archived web pages effortlessly. Whether you're looking for specific dates, URLs, or keywords, this extension puts the power of internet history at your fingertips.
Preserving Internet History
The Internet Archive has been diligently archiving web pages since 1996, ensuring that no piece of internet history is lost forever. By using the Wayback Machine Extension, you are contributing to the preservation of our digital heritage. It's a meaningful way to support the mission of the Internet Archive and promote open access to information.
Unlock the Power of the Wayback Machine Extension Today
Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the internet's past and unlock a treasure trove of knowledge. Download the Wayback Machine Extension from the Chrome Extension Store and embark on a journey through time. Experience the evolution of websites, discover lost content, and contribute to preserving our digital history. The Wayback Machine Extension is a must-have tool for anyone passionate about the internet.
11 Reviews For This Extension
It used to work perfectly, but about a month ago, it suddenly said that I needed to sign in to use it. If I need to sign in to use it, then why doesn't it send me to the page to do so? it's useless without being able to be signed in.
Useful for when you want to make sure the pages you're reading will still be around in some form in the future, and to easily get at additional context. (Just remember that it checks *every page you view* against the Wayback Machine, so turn it off when you're not using it!) If you enable auto-save, be sure to add to the exclusions list so it doesn't waste time trying to archive your webmail or control panel. There *is* a private mode where it doesn't do anything until you ask it to. But that leaves you with essentially the same features as a pair of bookmarklets to check or save the current page.
Love it, I'd give 5 stars if the devs added a "⏹️ Disable context menu upon Right Click"
This is a good way to show what a website looked like in the late 90s to early 2000s. I like to look at what the old "MyFoxBoston" site for FOX 25 WFXT looked like back then, since that era of FOX TV is so nostalgic!
Used to be an excellent and useful extension, five stars easily. But as of the last few weeks or perhaps month and a half it has been crashing my browser with increasing frequency. Now, it crashes my browser probably 3 out of four times that I try to use it. And that's just with trying to see if a page has been saved before and then access one of these saved pages, let alone when I actually try and save a page myself. Could just be my browser, since I've been using kiwi browser for Android mobile which has had varying of newfound & frustrating problems (where there were previously no problems) following the Kiwi Dev's brilliant idea to "update" the browser... Since then it's been having regular issues. However, in terms of extension use/compatibility this is the only extension which has been crashing my browser, so my layman's logic leads me to think it's this extension that's been the source of the crashing bug when I attempt to use it.
life saver
very good app
Save feature broken.
OMG thank you for this extension, I can basically go back in time and explore old articles on the web using this and feel what it is like to surf the web during those time, thank you!
now has got much better with auto saving. But must have option to exclude domains from saving as well (blacklisting)
Practically the most effortless extension ever. I love using it and it's been in the background ever since I installed it.