

Wayback Machine
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With the power of the Wayback Machine, you can go back in time to see how a website has changed and evolved through the history of the Web.
License model
- Free • Proprietary
Application type
Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
Wayback Machine News & Activities
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Recent News
- POX published news article about Internet ArchiveThe Internet Archive restores Save Page Now feature after DDoS cyberattack disruption
The Internet Archive has announced the restoration of its Save Page Now feature, following a cybera...
- POX published news article about Internet ArchiveInternet Archive's Wayback Machine suffered data breach, 31 million user accounts exposed
The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has experienced a significant data breach, resulting in the ...
- Maoholguin published news article about Wayback MachineGoogle Search integrates Wayback Machine links for easier access to archived web content
The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, the popular service dedicated to preserving snapshots and b...
Recent activities
- jdakfkj333 added Wayback Machine as alternative to PageFreezer
- jdakfkj333 added Wayback Machine as alternative to Page Vault
What is Wayback Machine?
Wayback Machine Videos
Wayback Machine information
AlternativeTo Categories
Web Browsers, Education & Reference, OS & Utilities, Online ServicesApple AppStore
- Updated Sep 7, 2023
- 2.15 avg rating
Comments and Reviews
Wayback Machine is awesome for outages or links that doesn't work anymore! I love it!
It's known that they censor a lot of content
I really want the Wayback Machine to be a great working archive of internet content. But it's utterly slow, the API is more broken than it's working, robots.txt is followed, it is known to be censored, and the list goes on. Sad that the people behind the Internet Archive seem to focus more on pirating books and pissing of the entire publishing industry, than building a reliable, modern web archive.
One of the greatest internet inventions. Go back in past and feel some nostalgia seeing good old websites again!
https://twitter.com/thackerpd/status/1659162337448697856
It's one of the most valuable online tools I have ever came across.
Dead link? Not a problem. Want to prove something was changed or even existed at all? There you go. I use it every single day. I have no idea how else would I cite a website or a PDF file that might get deleted.
I have donated to support their infrastructure multiple times, and I think that this service is one of the greatest achievements of our times. You can expose liars and reference unpleasant truths. I love it!
Useless as an web archiving solution as it respects robots.txt, even for snapshots prior to an robots.txt filter on example.com. One of the most frustrating cases is when the website owner deliberately archived it on Wayback, but then lost the domain registry, someone else bought it and put a robots.txt on it, and all the archive on wayback automatically got deleted. Don't use wayback. And I don't even got in how this is so much power/responsibility for Internet Archive alone, and should be in a decentralized way instead.