Wayback machine website and Who is domain

Online service that have 452 billion web pages saved over time and who is domain tools in context menu

Total ratings for Wayback machine website and Who is domain

4.33 (Rating count: 3)

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Date	Author	Rating	Comment
2022-05-10	KirkH420		The context-menu shouldn't disappear when right-clicking on links. The add-on should be made to handle the URL-link that's been right-clicked on. The problem is, for example: when I click on an out-dated microsoft.com link, it's going to redirect me to an Error404 page customized by microsoft. Once I'm at that page, if I use the context-menu tool provided by this add-on, it's going to search this link instead "https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/404Error.aspx". This problem will affect the user any time that the requested URL exists on a domain that has it's own error404 landing page for pages that have been removed. Since there's no toolbar icon for this add-on, it's unfortunate, but this issue makes this add-on virtually useless for me. If this gets fixed, I could see myself using this add-on.
2017-12-17	Firefox user 13548672
2017-12-06	jlvanderzwan		For whatever reason, the official add-on by The Internet Archive gave me too many false positives with sites that were actually being loaded just fine. Having a right-click menu is also great: it gives me more manual control, and it doesn't make me move the mouse to the already cluttered top-right corner where I have to hunt for the right button. It works by simply opening a new tab with the result page for the search query on that you otherwise would have typed in manually>This simple solution avoids loading the font page of Archive.org when I'm only interested in a specific website, which loads much faster for me and saves bandwidth for them. Win-win! Plus, it leaves the original tab unaffected, which I like. Making it trivial to check a domain on whois is just a welcome bonus feature at this point. Thanks for a great add-on!