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https://waybackclassic.esmailelbob.xyz/
and for tor: http://waybackclassic.esmail5pdn24shtvieloeedh7ehz3nrwcdivnfhfcedl7gf4kwddhkqd.onion/

Currently, it's possible to look up a wildcard, but it will not be rendered nicely, as the date index page will render an entry per object, and it expects to be looking at a single URL over time.

It'd be nice to have a URL search/lookup page which mirrors that of the Wayback Machine:

February 24, 2024 is missing from Wayback Classic, but available here

Please add a banner to Dillo Web Browser which seems to be qualified for older websites.

There are many additional web archives that could be supported, esp. if this service used Memento TimeMaps, either aggregated through TimeTravel or directly via their TimeMap URIs.

Some lists of archives:

• http://timetravel.mementoweb.org/about/
• http://memgator.cs.odu.edu/
• https://github.com/oldweb-today/netcapsule/blob/master/archives.yaml

Memento Quick Intro

Error: Couldn't retrieve date index for this URL

Following #3, add support for sorting like the Wayback Machine's own JS UI

I'm having problems when trying to download any file through the wayback-classic website but this issue happens only when i use any Sega Dreamcast Web Browser because when i use Google Chrome even from my android phone i can download normally to my desktop without any problem whatsoever whatever file from the past that i want to. I tried various Dreamcast browsers even the latest version of the XDP web browser and it always fails when downloading any file no matter the date you choose. I don't know if i need to do something else to be able to download files directly to the Dreamcast VMU but i would like you to tell me please what steps should i follow in order to download for example a .VMU save file directly to the Dreamcast?. I attach here a screenshot so you can analize it and try to correct this issue.

Without a license, nobody is covered if they use, share, or modify the project. Maybe they'll do all three! Please consider choosing one.

I don't know what license you would choose, but I think Choose a License is a good resource for some pointers.

The search API this uses supports at least one advanced search operator. It'd be nice to explain these to users.