🏷️ About: Archive Web pages and Tweets to the Wayback Machine! To archive Web pages or Tweets simply "Share" them to this app. From Safari - select the "Share" icon at the bottom of the screen then select this "Wayback Machine" app.
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- Does everything I need it to do
- Amazing site with 5/5 rating
- Has potential to be great
- Willing to pay money for a working version
Pretty much just says every single user name is taken.
Keeps saying I need to login to WaybackMachine when I use the safari extension, but when I go to WaybackMachine I’m already logged in
This site is amazing and I give it 5/5 but WaybackMachine needs significant work. It crashes and doesn’t allow you to search for anything without getting errors. This ap would have so much potential, I would even be willing to pay money for a working version of this. I hate to write this disappointing review but all the negative reviews here are true..
Like other people have said, any time I try to access a file WaybackMachine crashes completely. Also, when it used to work it wouldn’t save where you were listening in an audiobook so you couldn’t just pick it back up later.
WaybackMachine has almost zero benefit, and you can’t even use it without logging in and making an account.
Just use the internet browser. Apps are not necessary for everything. Almost nothing needs an app.
Job failed all the time!! Total trash, delete.
Every button I click just has an error message or will crash WaybackMachine completely.
I thought it was real at first when I was in the sigh up part it didn’t let me I used my real email it said name was in used then I started spaming didnt work this is fake might steal ur email
Why did you change the search process? Go back, Wayback to the way it was. I cannot find &$@#% NOW. I loved it before but now add it to the scrap heap of advertising portals.
This would be great, if it worked like the web version, and did not require you to register an account.
I don’t care for the changes they have made to WaybackMachine . The old app was much better. What happened to the search tool?
Clunky to use. The web content is there, but the interface could be greatly improved on. As of now, you'd be better off just going to the actual website on Safari.
I can search and and things to the playlist, but it crashes every time I do so. Restarting it shows that it’s in the queue, but trying to play anything will cause it to crash. Very frustrating
it requires you to sign up
The navigation buttons (back, close, etc.) at the top overlap the iOS top bar making them not work most of the time. Other bugs are probably more related to the Wayback servers always timing out when trying to save pages, and due to the iOS app itself. A little work in both areas would greatly improve the experience.
Needs a way to download stuff offline
I was trying to login but apparently it didn’t so please fix it.
try to log in and it ALWAYS says I know error, plz fix I really wanna use WaybackMachine and not the website :(
It does need to be fixed however I made a account and went to login and it’s said unknown error I’m am confused Liz.
It does everything I need it to do.
It is way to slow at archiving sites and when I try to archive it from WaybackMachine , it doesn’t work you need to work on this
But WaybackMachine is garbage. Archiving a URL freezes WaybackMachine after giving a loading circle for several minutes.
Crashes every time I try to login
It’s a great app, except I can only do one search, and WaybackMachine continuously force closes after that. I have to delete and redownload to use it once more before the force closing starts again. If that bug is figured out, it’ll be a 5/5.
Archiving works well, but viewing archives is spotty. Example, there’s usually no issue with viewing the “first archive.” However, choosing to view “recent archives” often presents a standard web page (the one with graphs at the top) that is barely viewable on mobile. The text is simply too small to select a date on the graph and there’s no pinch/zoom on those particular pages. There is on a “first archive”..but not on “recent.” I’m keeping WaybackMachine in hopes there will be improvements along the way. If you’re only archiving pages, this works great.
When I try to load a website with a lot of archives, it try’s to load and then it crashes. Please fix.
Everyone should at least go to their website on their Home computer... powerful, productive, useful and will be ever so handy in the future! Start achieving people!
There are PAGES WHICH MUST BE SAVE for the sake of common human knowledge and heritage. To often I have found and posted something of urgent importance, only to go back and fond it has been disappeared. If you find it and you consider invaluable to you, save it for everyone. Please!
WaybackMachine is pretty neat! I’m sure WaybackMachine will work out the tweaks in the future for mobile devices. But it’s a pretty powerful website on desktop.
Great app to help the Internet Archive store relevant web content. Only quibble would be to not ask to Archive when a link is shared to WaybackMachine ; proceed with Archive regardless.
...what you’ve got till it’s gone. Save Page Now!!
Easy way to add any webpage to the this app. As an option to Safari.
Wayback Machine does not appear safe based on available data.
JustUseApp Safety Score for Wayback Machine is 0/100.
This assessment is based on our NLP analysis of 272 user reviews.
Combined with the app store average rating of 2.2/5.
Wayback Machine does not appear legitimate based on our analysis.
Our NLP models processed user feedback to estimate legitimacy. JustUseApp Legitimacy Score for Wayback Machine is 0/100 .
This conclusion is based on analysis of 272 user reviews.
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| Monthly Subscription | $5.00 |
From the Twitter app - select the "v" icon at top-right of Tweets, select "Share Tweets via..." then select this "Wayback Machine" app.
After you have archived your web pages or Tweets you can confidently share their Wayback Machine URLs via Twitter, Facebook, Email, etc.
From Safari - select the "Share" icon at the bottom of the screen then select this "Wayback Machine" app.
But first you must add this app to your iOS device's "Share" feature by selecting the Share icon (the up-pointing arrow at the bottom of Safari) then selecting the "..." (More) button and finally adding this app.
To archive Web pages or Tweets simply "Share" them to this app.
