Archive Page

Archive webpage with archive.today

Archive Page - Save Webpages with Ease

"Archive Page" is a Firefox extension that adds a toolbar button to easily save and archive webpages using archive.today. It allows you to preserve snapshots of sites, opening results in new tabs, and includes context menu options for archiving links or searching the site. The extension prioritizes user privacy and does not collect personal data, ensuring a secure archiving process. Ideal for keeping a reliable record of online content, it offers flexibility in how archived pages are opened and accessed.
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Add-on stats

Users: 12,298
-5
Rating: 4.78
(50)
Version: 0.9.0 (Last updated: 2024-10-28)
Creation date: 2020-03-28
Weekly download count: 88
Firefox on Android: No
Risk impact: Very low risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Moderate risk likelihood
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
  • activeTab
  • contextMenus
  • storage
Size: 63.20K

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# 701 ▲ 5
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Other platforms

Archive Page (v0.9.0)
4.38 (120) 90,000
Not available on Android
Archive Page (v0.9.0)
4.40 (8) 17,351
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Add-on summary

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Adds a button to the Mozilla Firefox toolbar. When clicked, it sends the URL of the current tab to archive.today to preserve a snapshot of the page, and opens the result in a new tab. Also includes Link context menu to Archive or Search, Page context menu to Search. Archive URL can be bookmarked for future reference, shared, whatever. Uses HTTPS for security. For similar functionality on Android, check out Share2Archive in the Play Store.

PRIVACY: This extension does not collect user information. It only sends a URL to archive.today in response to user command. The privacy policy of archive.today (as of this writing): Source IP is not disclosed, "but take in mind that when you archive a page, your IP is being sent to the the website you archive as though you are using a proxy (in X-Forwarded-For header). This feature allows websites (e.g shops or the sites with weather forecast) target your region, not mine."

NOTES:

  1. If you get an error, try again or try later. It's NOT an extension issue—archive.today sometimes gets overwhelmed.
  2. CloudFlare DNS may not resolve archive.today, so if you experience DNS errors, try a different DNS service.

WHAT'S NEW: 0.8.4 Update: Add Privacy Policy to Options dialog. Display Options dialog when onboarding.

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User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Firefox Browser Add-ons does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.
Pros
  • Works effectively to access archived webpages
  • Easy to use with simple right-click functionality
  • Incredibly useful for bypassing paywalls and accessing unavailable content
Cons
  • Some sites are implementing countermeasures against archiving
  • Lacks a feature for users to configure a list of domains for automatic archiving
Most mentioned
  • Fantastic tool for saving and accessing webpages
  • Works consistently without significant delays
  • Highly rated by users for its functionality
User reviews
by Firefox user 14335579, 2024-11-24
Does exactly what you want it to, opens a page in archive.ph with a single right click.
by Firefox user 18667263, 2024-11-03
Lately sites are taking countermeasures. Like news sites which require subscription. AP used to work very well on those sites.
by Firefox user 18302826, 2024-04-19
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Add-on safety

Risk impact

Archive Page does not require any sensitive permissions.

Risk likelihood

Archive Page is probably trust-worthy. Prefer other publishers if available. Exercise caution when installing this add-on.

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