Secrets Post #738

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Hey everyone! Just wanted to throw out here something I said on my blog as well. As you know, one tool that people use to search for old Sims content is Arhive.org's Wayback Machine. Unfortunately, the crawler that it uses misses a lot however, if you're willing, you can install a browser extension that archives every public (and ONLY public) webpage that you visit. Many blog pages, (Such as this blog!) aren't entirely archived due to Wayback's crawler not being able to correctly parse LiveJournal (and MANY other sites) and if just a few of you downloaded the extension that would mean that a lot of content would be archived that may otherwise be lost.

You can download it here.
Or find more info on my blog here.

Anyway, I hope you all have a great weekend!

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oh okay. that's really cool. do you know if it is available for any other browser? or if there are any plans to make it available in the future?

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I've been looking for a Firefox based extension, but I haven't found one yet. I'll keep looking to see if I can find one though!

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Chrome extensions will work in other Chrome based browsers such as Vivaldi, Brave and Iridium.

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