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I don't get it. When I click on the topmost archived ad ( https://clippings-archive.june07.com/craigslist/7675980380 ) I get a 404. Others work, but what is the value of a deleted ad?
The swipe ads for digitalocean on this are tremendously obnoxious as they break back and forward swiping on Safari on iPhone. That’s not okay, don’t do this. But hey, it’s a way to guarantee that you’ll annoy people enough to not use it.
The swipe ads for digitalocean on this are tremendously obnoxious as they break back and forward swiping on Safari on iPhone. That’s not okay, don’t do this. But hey, it’s a way to guarantee that you’ll annoy people enough to not use it.
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I've personally wanted to reference an ad after purchasing something or in other situations and it's gone. Again, think of physically clipping a newspaper ad. Pretty much just like http://wayback.archive.org/but on a more granular/niche scale.
I can relate to that. I live in a different country but we have a similar site site here. Reasons I personally like to revisit old ads sometimes: - Seeing prices that people asked for an item at different times, and the full text of the ad and pictures so I can compare extras included and condition of item - Something I bought and I don’t remember how much I originally paid for it - Things that I did not buy, but I w…
Pasted a listing, did nothing, just forever stuck on "saving"
Pasted a listing, did nothing, just forever stuck on "saving"
The swipe ads for digitalocean on this are tremendously obnoxious as they break back and forward swiping on Safari on iPhone. That’s not okay, don’t do this. But hey, it’s a way to guarantee that you’ll annoy people enough to not use it.
Btw, I've been aching for a browser extension that saves a copy of every web site I visit so I can reach for the archived copy in my history window. Does anything like that exist?
You can use https://archive.ph to archive webpages instantly and (seemingly) forever. Btw, I've been aching for a browser extension that saves a copy of every web site I visit so I can reach for the archived copy in my history window. Does anything like that exist?