Paste a URL and it freezes the page as both a screenshot and a text copy that stays up after the original goes down. Catches plenty the Wayback Machine misses.
Millions of user manuals for appliances, cars, cameras and gadgets, searchable by model and readable online.
Thousands of Flash games and animations rescued after Flash died, playable again in the browser with no plugin.
Nine hundred billion saved web pages. The reason the internet has a memory at all.
Books, films, software, music and the web itself, preserved and free to access forever.
Step-by-step photo guides for opening and repairing almost anything, from phones to washing machines, written by a community of fixers.
Direct links to the account deletion page of hundreds of services, rated from easy to impossible, so you know what you're in for.
