Archive Page

Archive webpage with archive.today

What is Archive Page?

"Archive Page" is a Chrome extension that adds a button to your toolbar, allowing you to quickly archive any webpage via archive.today. It opens the archived page in a new tab and includes context menu options for easy access. Designed for security with HTTPS, it lets you bookmark and share archived URLs for future use. Stay updated with the latest features and enjoy seamless functionality for preserving your online content.

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By: John Navas

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Users: 90,000+

Rating: 4.37 (117) ▼ 1 ratings

Version: 0.9.0 (Last updated: 2024-10-14)

Creation date: 2020-05-24

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
contextMenus
storage

Size: 39.50K

Email: jn*****@navasgroup.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 2856 ▼ 2

Other rankings

#10613 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 5

#29 in page keyword 76 ▲ 3

#90 in web page keyword 58 ▼ 8

#152 in update keyword 10 ▲ 10

#233 in context menu keyword 22 ▲ 30

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Other platforms

Archive Page (v0.9.0)

4.78

(49) 11,609+

Archive Page (v0.9.0)

4.40

(8) 17,094+

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Extension summary

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Adds a button to the Chrome toolbar. When clicked, it sends the URL of the current tab to archive.today to preserve a snapshot of the page, and opens the result in a new tab. Also includes Link context menu to Archive or Search, Page context menu to Search. Archive URL can be bookmarked for future reference, shared, whatever. Uses HTTPS for security. For similar functionality on Android, check out Share2Archive in the Play Store.

NOTES:

"Read your browsing history" permission is eliminated if not granted, or if you remove and reinstall the extension.
If you get an error, try again or try later. It's NOT an extension issue—archive.today sometimes gets overwhelmed.
CloudFlare DNS may not resolve archive.today, so if you experience DNS errors, try a different DNS server.

WHAT'S NEW: 0.9.0 Update: Remove (uninstall) button in Options dialog Update notification only if enabled by user (optional permission)

0.8.4 Update: Notification only when updated (not installed).

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Very useful for keeping records of deleted posts and evidence.
Reliable and does exactly what it says.
Good responsive developer support.
Bypasses paywalls effectively.

Cons

Issues with functionality and glitches in saving images and layouts.
New permissions required have raised concerns among users.
Not working intermittently or taking users to nginx error pages.
Lack of updates or clarity regarding permissions and functionality.

Most mentioned

Functionality issues, particularly with archive websites.
Concerns about new permissions like 'read your browsing history' and 'display notifications.'
General love and appreciation for the extension's capabilities.

Recent reviews

Gonzalo Moreno, 2024-11-08

Very useful for keeping a record of what fantasists post on [share discussion] bulletin boards - the posts get deleted and it is useful to be able to bring back the past. Well worth the price [FREE!!!]

Peter Oakcroft, 2024-10-30

Has been very useful when I'm investigating for my case, safekeeping evidence, however there has been several glitches lately, as in some images do not save, and there has been failures to keep the layout intacts; I do make dozens upon hundreds of Archives, so it's likely I'm increasing the odds, but it's worth noting. Also, by Mid-October this year, there has been an Update or something that makes the tool unusable, Archive.today or Archive.ph is not working as of yet, but the alternative is Archive.is . I wish for us to move on from the change.