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How to archive web pages?
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2025
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Why are specifically are you using archive.today? To post links that bypass paywalls, or for something else? Because if it’s for something else then there may be other solutions, like using archive.org or saving the page locally.
I mainly use it to read articles that have paywalls.
AFAIK, archive.today is the best around for that, outside of installing the Bypass Paywalls Clean browser extension for Firefox or Chrome.
I'll take a look at the browser extensions. Thank you!