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I used to use archive.today to archive news stories. However, between recently experiencing issues accessing the site and now that FBI trying to shut it down, I need to find a new way to archive.

I came across ArchiveBox, but it seems like you have to self-host and I don't have the tech skills yet to self-host an application. I also know the Internet Archive has the WayBack Machine, but never have good luck using the site.

I am hoping that I can find a site that is similar to archive.today and is not on the FBI's watchlist.

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[-] Enternasyonal@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 6 days ago

Tbh internet archive and wayback machine is the best option I can think of. It's easy to use and I only had problems with it when I was looking for old archives from late 90s and early 2000s, it sometimes didn't load. That's the only problem I had w wayback m.

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