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Archiphilo Effortless Access to Archived Articles Archiphilo is a browser extension that can automatically redirect you to the archive.ph / archive.today version of news articles from supported sites, helping ensure access to preserved content—even if the original page is unavailable. Features - Automatic Redirect: Instantly forwards articles from popular news sites to archive.ph. - Custom Domain Support: Easily manage your own list of monitored domains directly from the extension side panel. - Context Menu Integration: Right-click on any page to quickly access its archived version, especially when automatic redirect is not enabled. - User-Friendly Interface: Clean, intuitive popup for adding the current domain. Easily access settings and manage your monitored sites. - Automatic Summary of Archived Content: Use your OpenAI, Claude or Gemini Flash API key to generate a short AI-powered summary, so you can decide at a glance whether an article is worth reading. - Privacy-Focused: Only interacts with sites you specify—no unnecessary permissions. Why Archiphilo? - Ensure continued access to articles, even if the original site changes or removes them. - Take control with a customizable list of monitored sites. - Never lose access to important content again. - Save time with AI-generated previews that help you decide what’s worth reading. Disclaimer The author of this extension is not affiliated with archive.ph or any related service. This project is a personal, non-commercial initiative aimed at providing a more convenient way to view archived web pages. It is offered freely and will remain free, as it is intended solely for educational and experimental purposes.
Aug 2, 2025
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