The Wayback Machine is a new extension for the program browsing Google Chrome that detects page error codes and offers you access to archived copies of pages that don't work.
It is not a rare occurrence for Internet users to encounter pages that have been deleted, redirected, or are temporarily unavailable.
The most common mistake is probably the 404 page not found, but there are many other error codes that you may encounterHTTP status codes).
This is where the Wayback Machine extension comes in, developed to give you access to more than 279 billionmillions websites, and the number is growing.
The extension detects error codes (404, 408, 410, 451, 500, 502, 503, 504, 509, 520, 521, 523, 524, 525, and 526) and will suggest you to load some archived version of the page you want to see if it doesn't work.
Of course, the extension works with its website Internet Archive
Those interested can download and install the extension from the link below:
