Web Cache Viewer

Web Cache Viewer

Want to view cached pages and cached websites? Right-click on any link or page to view the Wayback Machine or Google Cached pages.

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What is Web Cache Viewer?
"Web Cache Viewer" is a Chrome extension designed to optimise the process of accessing cached web pages. It delivers an effective solution for encountering 404 errors, as it enables users to right-click and view the Google Cache or Wayback Machine versions of the page. It also includes a unique feature that redirects users to the archived page directly on the Wayback Machine, simplifying the interaction with archive.org. This extension can be seen as a useful tool for frequent internet users, offering an easy switch to Google Cache if necessary.
Merlin
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By: matbram
Rating: 3.36 (67)
Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2017-02-24)
Creation date: 2017-02-23
Risk impact: Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
  • contextMenus
  • tabs
  • http://archive.org/*
Size: 11.62K
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Summary

Web Cache Viewer lets you right-click on any link or page to view the Wayback Machine or Google Cache versions of that page.

When browsing the internet, everyone eventually runs into those pesky 404 error messages that are pretty annoying.

Web Cache Viewer makes dealing with 404's bearable, giving users the option to right click and view the Google Cache or Wayback machine versions of the page.

One special feature of Web Cache Viewer is our built-in Wayback Machine smart feature.

Our smart feature will intelligently redirect you to an archived page of the one you're on, instead of the typical archive selection screen you encounter when using archive.org directly.

If Wayback Machine isn't your thing, you can also resort to the Wayback Machine alternative of using Google Cache instead.

I hope you find this extension helpful. If you do, please leave a review.

User reviews
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Pros
  • Works perfectly
  • Easy to use
  • Allows access to blocked websites
Cons
  • Limited options for cached websites
  • Some users reported it not working
Most mentioned
  • Works perfectly
  • Doesn't work anymore
  • Easy to use
Recent reviews
by Christian Schulz Christian Schulz, 2024-05-06

good job!
by Jason C Jason C, 2021-03-17

4 star for working. Less a star due to no other option besides Wayback Machine and Google Cache. Google Cache has been officially down btw. p.s: just right click on any link or webpage to see the option. author should have included the instruction in description smh
by Fadhly Hamzah Fadhly Hamzah, 2024-04-21
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Safety
Risk impact

Web Cache Viewer may not be safe to use and it requires some risky permissions. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing.

Risk likelihood

Web Cache Viewer has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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