Explore the history of the web with Web Archive Viewer — a powerful web archive and website history research tool for finding, comparing, recovering, analyzing, and organizing historical webpages. Search the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine together with several other public web archives from one extension. Check a single archive or all of them at once, see capture dates and counts, and open historical snapshots in one click. 🌐 Website: https://webinternetarchive.com/ 🔒 Privacy First — No tracking. No data selling. Your data is always private to you. 🔎 Search & Website History Find old versions of websites and webpages, investigate how sites evolved, and locate captures from specific dates.

Snapshot by Date — find the closest archived version to any date.
Timeline — explore captures by year, month, and day, identify changes, filter capture types, and export results.
Domain History — explore historical URLs, subdomains, pages, files, redirects, and errors across a website.
Archive Now — request a fresh capture through supported archive services.
Copy Links & Recent Lookups — quickly save archive links and return to previously researched URLs.

🔄 Compare & Recover Compare Versions shows what changed between historical snapshots, including text, metadata, headings, links, word counts, prices, and content similarity. Visual comparison provides side-by-side screenshots, overlays, and pixel-level differences. Recover Page searches available archives for surviving copies of deleted, changed, or unavailable webpages. Pro users can check live status, identify useful captures, extract readable content, and save findings to their Library. 🔍 Historical Search & SEO Search archived webpages for specific words or phrases and discover when information appeared, disappeared, or changed. SEO & Changes provides historical data including:

Page titles, descriptions & canonical URLs
H1/H2 headings and heading counts
Word and link counts
Content similarity and changes
Price and metadata changes
Historical excerpts

Historical Trends helps analyze how website content and other available metrics changed over time — useful for SEO research, competitor research, content analysis, and website history. 📚 Research, Bulk Lookup & Reports Organize your findings with the Research Library, including collections, notes, tags, archive references, and citations in APA, MLA, Chicago, BibTeX, and Wikipedia formats. Pro users can also:

Bulk Lookup — investigate up to 1,000 URLs for archive availability and live status.
Evidence Reports — create shareable reports containing historical captures, archive links, change summaries, metadata, links, and excerpts.
Export Research — export available research as CSV, JSON, Markdown, or HTML.

🆓 Free & Pro The free version provides powerful tools for finding and opening archived webpages, searching multiple web archives, exploring website history, checking snapshots by date, and more. Pro unlocks advanced comparison, visual comparison, URL intelligence, page recovery, bulk research, historical SEO, historical content search, trends, research library, evidence reports, and advanced export features. 👥 Built For Web Archive Viewer is useful for web researchers, SEO professionals, developers, journalists, students, academics, historians, digital marketers, website owners, and anyone who wants to find an old website, view a previous version of a webpage, recover deleted information, or understand how a website changed over time. 🔒 Private by Design The extension asks for the activeTab permission only. It never reads pages you visit, never tracks you, and contains no analytics. Archive lookups go through our own API at webinternetarchive.com, which caches public archive data and stores no page content. Sign-in is optional (Google) and only needed for Pro. Web Archive Viewer works with independent public web archive services and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the Internet Archive or any other archive service. Support: https://webinternetarchive.com/contact

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