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If you’re doing open-source intelligence, you know the rule: nothing disappears on the internet - but a lot of it gets hidden. Companies delete pages. Social media profiles get wiped. Domain owners swap hands. And what was public a year ago might be rewritten, scrubbed,…

When you look through an archived web page, you’re often reading for surface meaning - text, visuals, maybe a headline that changed over time. But sometimes, you’re after structure. Not just what the page said, but how it was organized. A list of board members.

Not everything on the web sits still long enough to be captured. Some pages load content dynamically, some depend on user interaction, and others break entirely when a traditional crawler tries to scan them. If you’ve ever tried to archive a site with embedded maps,…

There are plenty of ways to archive a single page. But if your aim is to preserve a whole ecosystem of content - entire domains, policy documents, blog networks, or civic records - you’ll need more than a bookmarklet or a scraping script. You’ll need…

There’s something deeply satisfying about finding out what a product used to cost. No matter you’re doing consumer research, preparing a legal claim, writing about market shifts, or just curious about how prices have evolved, pricing history tells a story - and archive snapshots help…