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Get Archive
Gets a previous version from a webpage using archive.org, archive.is or webcitation.org.
What is Get Archive?
Get Archive is a Firefox add-on by Geoffrey De Belie. This add-on has 86 daily active users and an average user rating of 3.93. The latest version, 4.0.0, was updated 4 years ago.
Stats
- storage
- tabs
- contextMenus
- notifications
- clipboardRead
- clipboardWrite
- history
- activeTab
- search
- webRequest See more
Summary
Retrieve a dead link from an archive service with these shortcuts: * CTRL+3: get an archive.org link (Wayback Machine) and copy the archive link to the clipboard * CTRL+4: get an archive.is link and copy the archive link to the clipboard * CTRL+5: get an webcitation.org link and copy the archive link to the clipboard * CTRL+6: retrieve the current page from Google Cache If you want to get an archive link for a page that no longer exists, either: * right click the dead link and select the appropriate option * press CTRL+3, CTRL+4, CTRL+5 and CTRL+6 on the talk page with only one link (works on wiki talk pages only that use MediaWiki) * right click on the page you want to restore and select the option you wish * Customize the toolbar and add the toolbar icon. Now you can use the toolbar icon too :) Included alternative shortcuts: * archive.org: µ, 3 (numpad/qwerty), 3 (azerty) * archive.is: 4 (numpad/qwerty), 4 (azerty)
Safety
Risk impact
Get Archive requires a lot of risky permissions and is not safe to use. Avoid installing this add-on unless you absolutely trust this publisher.
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Risk likelihood
Get Archive has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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