Meet the Chrome Extension that auto-magically helps dodge 404 error pages
Jan13
Companies regularly update their wesbites. I’m not just talking about the content, but also the underlying structure of the website. A consequence of this is that websites and articles often fall into the cracks. They were there one day, and then the next, they aren’t. A great way to find missing page content is with the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. Since the mid 1990’s, this service has retained snapshots of webpages, allowing ordinary people to go back and look at them. It is the closest thing we’ve got to an Internet time machine. Now, the Internet Archive has a Wayback…
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