DomRecovery - Resurrect Websites from Wayback Machine

I have some pre-sale questions:

1. After recreating the websites, how can I edit the website? I'm talking about writing new posts, adding or removing links, changing the menu structure, adding feature images, etc...I am familiar with WordPress, so I expect to use the website as easily as WordPress since I don't know HTML or any coding languages.

2. Any discount?
 
I have some pre-sale questions:

1. After recreating the websites, how can I edit the website? I'm talking about writing new posts, adding or removing links, changing the menu structure, adding feature images, etc...I am familiar with WordPress, so I expect to use the website as easily as WordPress since I don't know HTML or any coding languages.

2. Any discount?
You can edit the website in any text editor, even notepad on PC or VIM on linux. It's just a bunch of html pages so can be edited in virtually any text editor.

The websites on the wayback machine are all html websites. To recreate a wordpress website along with the editor and everything would require the wayback machine to have had backend access to every wordpress site, including access to the database. Obviously this is not the case: the website can only be archived (and therefore recovered) as html websites as that is what is publicly available.

The purchase link from the original post in this thread has the coupon entered into the checkout form, the discount is applied when going through to the checkout page.
intresting in review copy
The software was first released in 2016, we are way past requiring review copies. Thanks.
 
Hey, I sent a ticket (VGI-169190) some days ago, and waiting for your kind answer. Thanks! By the way, it still works great, just need help in a complicated site.
 
Can you guys using this thread to bump your post count go spam my Domain Hunter Gatherer Pro thread instead. Or just stop spamming, either is fine with me.

Seriously though, maybe just stop spamming, your unsolicited PMs will get you banned pretty quick anyway. It's not worth the effort.
 
Hi, do you have any coupons for DomRecovery? Instead of $97, it could be $65?

Thank you
 
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