IC going to On3

If anyone else wants to join in. we can divy the thread up, as well as start getting other threads. very easy to dowith the add on.
 
altmin said:
wish there was a way to automate it. Right now I can put page=2, then go back and change it to 3 and so on but it takes a while...
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This is an AI answer, but it may give you some ideas:

  • Saving Outlinks: When using the "Save Page Now" feature, you can also select the "save outlinks" checkbox. This will save not only the page you entered, but also the pages linked from it. This can be helpful for capturing an entire discussion thread if the pages are linked together in a chronological order or similar.
  • Browser Extensions: Installing the Wayback Machine browser extension (available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) allows you to save a page with a single click while browsing. When you click the extension icon and select "Save Page Now", it will automatically create an archive copy and grab all the outlinks simultaneously.
  • Bulk Archiving via Google Sheets: For larger-scale archiving, the Wayback Machine supports bulk uploads of URLs through Google Sheets. This requires:
    1. Creating a Google Sheet with a list of the URLs you want to archive in a single column.
    2. Connecting your Google account to your archive.org account.
    3. Clicking on "Archive URLs" within your archive.org account.
    4. Inserting the link to your Google Sheet containing the URLs.
 
Ok, they are showing up on the internet archive, even the ones I do with the extension, just not automatically getting the rest of the thread, so I have to do it on every page. Anyway this is easier then my opening 50 tabs and saving them as PDFs
 
sringwal said:
This is an AI answer, but it may give you some ideas:

  • Saving Outlinks: When using the "Save Page Now" feature, you can also select the "save outlinks" checkbox. This will save not only the page you entered, but also the pages linked from it. This can be helpful for capturing an entire discussion thread if the pages are linked together in a chronological order or similar.
  • Browser Extensions: Installing the Wayback Machine browser extension (available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) allows you to save a page with a single click while browsing. When you click the extension icon and select "Save Page Now", it will automatically create an archive copy and grab all the outlinks simultaneously.
  • Bulk Archiving via Google Sheets:For larger-scale archiving, the Wayback Machine supports bulk uploads of URLs through Google Sheets. This requires:
    1. Creating a Google Sheet with a list of the URLs you want to archive in a single column.
    2. Connecting your Google account to your archive.org account.
    3. Clicking on "Archive URLs" within your archive.org account.
    4. Inserting the link to your Google Sheet containing the URLs.
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going to try the google sheets method
 
altmin said:
If anyone else wants to join in. we can divy the thread up, as well as start getting other threads. very easy to dowith the add on.
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I would, but, I shit you not, my computer is currently downloading all of the images that google backed up off of my phone since 2019 because my personal Gmail account is out of memory and I need to clear storage or pay for an upgrade. Your timing could not be worse.
 
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Somebody may have already discussed or explained this, but I noticed that they only have two forums currently up on the new IC (TTP & UNC BB) and to read posts it says you need a subscription. I had read that there was still going to be a free sports board, so do I still need to subscribe? Does anyone know?
 
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