[ Originally published on September 8th, 2015 ]
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Web
pages change quite often. What was there yesterday, may not
necessarily be there today. So what do you do when you want to see
old versions
of web pages? You look at their archives!
Web
crawlers
are constantly scouring the internet, saving and indexing and
you
can easily
search
this indexed content. Here are some free
websites that you can use to do this:
►
WayBack
Machine:
Powered by the Internet
Archive,
this site allows you to search for and view old versions of web
pages. Search using URLs and narrow the results by specific date.
This one is by
far
the best of the lot, with over 400
billion
web pages archived.
========►
Archive-It:
Powered by the Internet
Archive’s
WayBack
Machine,
this
site
allows you to search for and view old versions of web pages. Unlike
the WayBack
Machine,
it
also allows you to search
using key words,
not just URLs.
► Archive:
Allows you to save current versions of web pages, as well as search
for and view old versions of web pages. Search using URLs.
► WebCite:
Allows you to search for and view old versions
of web pages. Search using URLs, a specific date and/or a Snapshot
ID.
► Time
Travel
/ What
Did It Look Like?:
Powered by MementoWeb,
these sites [both
part of the same network]
allow you to search for and view old versions of web pages. Search
using URLs and specific dates.
Stay conscious my friends.
~
Merit Freeman
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