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Those archival services have rescued so much knowledge, so much information and conversations that would have been gone into oblivion without them.

Also, different archival services have distinctions:

The Wayback Machine captures pages in a modular way so that the original page source codes (including separately saved images, CSS and JS) are retrievable. It also supports all file types.

Archive.Today uses a memento method, where it first loads the contents and then freezes the content. It supports extended scrolling on many pages and also allows archival of some pages that are excluded (blacklisted) from the Wayback Machine, such as Quora.

Since November 29th 2019, due to the upgrade from PhantomJS to Chromium engine, it also supports progressive web applications such as Dailymotion and Instagram.

Those archival services have rescued so much knowledge, so much information and conversations that would have been gone into oblivion without them. Also, different archival services have distinctions: The Wayback Machine captures pages in a modular way so that the original page source codes (including separately saved images, CSS and JS) are retrievable. It also supports all file types. Archive.Today uses a *memento* method, where it first loads the contents and then *freezes* the content. It supports extended scrolling on many pages and also allows archival of some pages that are excluded (blacklisted) from the Wayback Machine, such as Quora. Since November 29th 2019, due to the upgrade from PhantomJS to Chromium engine, it also supports progressive web applications such as Dailymotion and Instagram.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

They are great. Why not archive pages yourself?

/r/DataHoarder is actually a really good resource and decent community.

[–] • 1 pt

I am already aware of data hoarder, but I am banned from Reddit.

There is also ArchiveTeam, but sadly, a report in /s/ModAbuse suggests that the leader of ArchiveTeam, Jason Scott Sadofsky, is a hostile administrator.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Oh, wow. That is crazy. That guy is like the mod on everything.

But check this out: https://old.reddit.com/user/Ani625

"get them help and support"

Would you like Reddit to reach out to u/ani625 ?

We’ve partnered with Crisis Text Line to provide redditors with support from trained Crisis Counselors, and will reach out (confidentially) to let u/ani625 know that there are people who are here for them.

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Never noticed that feature until now. :D

By the way: Ani625's profile picture is on /s/MeanwhileOnReddit [](#faggit).