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Right-click links to submit to archive.today or search for snapshots. Unofficial, open-source project (MIT). Submit a web link to archive.today or find existing snapshots from Chrome's right-click menu. Right-click an HTTP or HTTPS link and choose: - Submit — opens the submission page in a new tab. - Search — opens a search for existing snapshots in a new tab. In Options, choose separate destinations for submission and search. Use a preset or configure a trusted HTTPS destination with custom URL formatting. Complete any save prompts or CAPTCHA on the service's website. Capture success depends on the service and the selected page. This is an independent hobby project, unaffiliated with the archive service. Its code and original icon are open source under the MIT license, so you can inspect and modify them. Only links you explicitly choose are sent to the selected service. URLs may contain private information, and submission may make content public. Preferences may sync through Chrome. The developer receives neither links nor preferences. There is no analytics, advertising, or developer-operated server. Service names and archived content belong to their respective owners. The MIT license covers this project's code and original artwork. Source and support: https://github.com/ebob9/archive_today_chrome_extension Privacy: https://github.com/ebob9/archive_today_chrome_extension/blob/HEAD/PRIVACY.md
Oct 14, 2026
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