DomRecovery - Resurrect Websites from Wayback Machine
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Was wondering when something like this would come up on the marketplace. Great idea
Thanks a lot.
I think to say many old sites don't have css is a bit of a stretch as pretty much every domain I have tested with had most, if not all, assets in place and available for recovering.
If you are trying to recover a site with some missing assets then you can try a different snapshot of that site as it could be that the site itself was missing those assets when it was archived and that an earlier or later snapshot may have them intact.
Ultimately DomRecovery is quite faithful to what is in the Wayback Machine archive.
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craigc0302
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Ill take a coupon code please
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Coupon codes sent out. Still some available for anyone interested.
Cheers guys.
Cheers guys.
hqin
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Dr Doomain
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Please send me a coupon, I will use it this month. Thanks!
craigc0302
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Just got the tool, excellent job well worth the money, simple and easy to use as described !
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EAH does what it sounds like it does, it gets articles.
DomRecovery can extract and rebuild an entire site and all of it's content from the Wayback Machine including all available images, style sheets, javascript etc. Once you have recovered the website all you need to do is upload all of the files to your server and you have a fully built out website with no need to install anything else, no WP or anything else is needed.
Coupon please, this sounds perfect
All coupons sent out, thanks guys.
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Thanks a lot, I am glad that everyone is liking the tool so much.
Univa
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Jim sent me the DomRecovery to review test the copy and I like to work with web based tools but it was a desktop one. Still it was pretty easy to use and I faced no issues getting started with it.
Pretty sleek and easy to understand user interface. Just press Recover button and download the whole website in your drive.
I just hope they add option to load multiple archive urls and domains in near future.
Cheers
Jim sent me the DomRecovery to review test the copy and I like to work with web based tools but it was a desktop one. Still it was pretty easy to use and I faced no issues getting started with it.
Pretty sleek and easy to understand user interface. Just press Recover button and download the whole website in your drive.
I just hope they add option to load multiple archive urls and domains in near future.
Cheers
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Thanks for the review, it is very appreciated.
As far as recovering multiple sites it is already possible, just start another job while you have one already running and there shouldn't be any issues.
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Univa
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Ohh Thats pretty Great. I didnt started multiple campaigns together will use that from now.
Cheers
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Yeah, it is a pretty neat feature.