Instructions
The folder where the temporary Internet files are located has the hidden attribute on the computer by default. To find the cache memory, you must enable the display of hidden files and folders. Click "Start" → "Control Panel" → "Folder Options", select the "View" section and in it the option "Show hidden files and folders". Then click "OK".
In the Windows Internet Explorer browser, enter the browser settings through the gear icon located at the top right of the page. Go to Internet Properties, under General → Browsing History, select Options. In the options window, click Show Files. A list of files saved by the browser in its cache memory.
To find the path to files in Mozilla Firefox, enter about: cache into the address bar of your browser. A window with information about the cache will open in the Cache Directory section and the required path will be indicated. Copy it and then paste it into the search bar of Windows Explorer. The opened list of files will be the content cache memory Mozilla Firefox.
For the Opera browser, the path to the cache will depend on your computer's operating system. If you have Windows XP installed, the cache will be located at C: Documents and Settings Username Local SettingsApplication DataOperaOperacachesesn. And on Windows7, the cache is contained in the C: Users folderUsernameAppDataLocalOperaOperacachesesn.
Useful advice
For Internet Explorer, you can find the folder with Internet files through the explorer - find the folder on your computer called Temporary Internet Files.
The Mozilla Firefox browser cache is located in the Default folder. You can find it through the path C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Mozilla \ Profiles \ xxxxx.default.
Sources:
- How to clear cache and browser history
- how to find browser cache
You often watch movies and videos online. I would like to preserve them somehow. It so happens that the resource on which you are watching them does not allow downloading. This is not a hindrance, because you can save them on your computer's hard drive using the browser cache. How to do this, read on.
Instructions
Launch your browser. Then go to the site where you watch videos or. To copy the cache, you need to know which folder it is saved to. Open File Explorer or an alternative such as Total Comander. Go to the directory where your browser is installed.
Find the cache folder. All videos that you watch on the Internet are automatically saved to this folder. At the end of the viewing, they are automatically deleted. There is a misconception that RAM resources are used to store files in the browser cache. If we are talking about a video with a duration of about 20 minutes, this is logical, but when you watch films, the duration of which can reach three hours, then it would be reasonable to assume that this information could simply overload the RAM and cause the computer to freeze.
After the video or movie is fully downloaded, copy it and move it to another directory. To view it later, rename it with the extension swf at the end. This is suitable not only for copying a multimedia product, but also for any other information that is temporarily stored in the cache folder.
If you were unable to locate this folder manually, trace its address using your browser settings. To do this, click on the "Help" item on the toolbar, select "About" in it. A list will appear. In it, select the "Path block" item. Then, to quickly find the directory, press Ctrl + F and enter the word cache. Then press the Enter button. In the list, select the item that reflects the location of the previously mentioned folder on your hard drive.
Few people know that you can go to visited sites offline by opening the pages that you have already visited from the browser cache. However, even if a person remembers that there is a cache, he is not always able to open a page that was once visited in offline mode due to the impossibility of finding the desired cache page. If you want to save a site that has been fully viewed on the network to a computer, then the prospect of retrieving all of its elements from the cache is also far from pleasing to everyone. However, there is a good way to save your browser cache as sites - this is HTML Converter 2.0.
Instructions
Launch HTML Converter and in the Cache type section specify the type of your browser. After that, in the Cache folder section, specify the path that contains the cache. Finally, specify the destination folder - the destination folder in which the result of the work will be saved.
Check the boxes next to Convert Java commands, links to local references, detect index pages.
If you want to save all the sites in the cache to your hard drive, check the box next to "Load all websites". Click Convert and select those sites from the list that you want to save in the window that opens. Confirm the sites you want and wait for the result.
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- Hello, how to save the music cache in VK to the SD card ?, Android
It’s more fun to go when the travel companion is an experienced companion. But how to find one in an unknown area and not run into trouble? There are too many people everywhere who want to earn money, who do not understand their business properly. But safety depends on it.
Instructions
List the qualities of the ideal conductor... To do this, analyze the recordings made. Think about what else you would like. For example, you want to admire the local beauties, and therefore the guide should be silent. Or he must certainly be able to provide the first, because you are not sure how the local climate will affect your son.
Refer to unofficial sources of information. You can talk to the locals. It would be nice to find tourists who have previously used such services. Get the contacts of possible guides from them.
Make your final choice. Test each candidate on your list of ideal conductor... You can arrange something like interviews. Take this matter seriously so you don't get frustrated.
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Do not shift all responsibility to the guide. Make sure that relatives and employees of the hotel in which you are staying know about your journey. There are different situations in life.
Be sensible and take everything you need with you, even if you are convinced that the path is absolutely safe. Think about a supply of water, food, and supplies for special circumstances.
Useful advice
You may find that you will be on the road 3 times longer than planned. What will change for you if this happens? Simulate this situation in advance, put in order the necessary things, take additional things with you. Think as if you yourself are the main guide.
Sources:
- Where is Explorer in Windows and what is it for?
The cache is a temporary memory of the browser, pictures, animations from loaded web pages are stored there. How do I find this information and where is it stored on my computer?
You will need
- - a computer with Internet access;
- - browser.
Instructions
Find your browser's working folder. The cache is an ordinary folder where temporary files are stored. It will be called cache. If you are using Linux operating system, open user's home directory, navigate to browser folder. For example, if you are using the Opera browser, the cache folder can be found here: ~ / .opera / cache /. If you are using Firefox, you should place it in the mozilla / firefox / [random profile number] .default / Cache / folder.
Open the following folder if you are using windows XP operating system and Opera browser to find the cache location: C: \ Documents and Settings \ [username] \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ Opera \ Opera [version] \ cache. If your browser is Firefox, then open the address C: \ Documents and Settings \ [username] \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ Mozilla \ Firefox \ Profiles \ [random profile number] .default \ Cache.
Go into the folder and you will see a huge number of files that are named meaningless and these names do not mean anything to you. There are no extensions in the cache files. If you are using a Linux operating system, then most of the files will be recognized by the file system and you will see the corresponding icons. The Windows operating system does not have this, so it will be more difficult for you to identify the file you need from the cache. But this can be done not only by the name and file extension. If you want to find the cache in order to extract a picture or video from it, go to the folder in which it is stored immediately after viewing the image or video on a web page. In the folder with the cache, set the "Table" view mode and sort the information by modification date. You can also sort by size. Usually, temporary files are very small, and the files you need, for example, images or videos, will weigh much more.
Use the browser tools, for example, enter the Opera: cache command in the address bar of the Opera browser, and it will be presented on the screen. Here, search for the desired criteria (file type, size). The source of this file will also be displayed. In order to view the cache in the Mozilla Firefox browser, type the command about: cache in the address bar.
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Answer: a) in Internet Explorer, right-click on the IE icon on the desktop, click "Properties" and click on the "Delete files" button. b) in the Mozilla FireFox browser, in the menu, click Tools => Options, the "Advanced" tab, then "Network" and "Clear cache".
Useful advice
Browser caches are copies of web pages that the user has already viewed. When you try to view these pages again, the browser (or proxy server) will no longer request them from the web server, but will retrieve them from the cache. Using the cache reduces the load on the network and increases the speed of loading pages. You can find more detailed information about the browser cache in Yandex.
Folder cash is an intermediate clipboard with random access memory. Through cash and quick access to the necessary data of the operating system is provided and the overall performance of the computer is improved.
Instructions
In the Windows operating system, there is a special Temp folder. It is located on the C: WindowsTemp drive, this is a folder for storing temporary files of the system. These files can be deleted manually, but it is more competent to use a special program, for example CCleaner.
There is also a swap file, which is essentially cash we eat systems. It is used when there is not enough RAM. It is impossible and unnecessary to get access to it for an ordinary user. Mine cash there is also, access to it is not possible.
Each browser uses its own cash folder... It stores various elements of the web pages you visit. These can be pictures, flash animations, etc. Saving is carried out in order to speed up all subsequent loading of these pages.
Periodically cash the browser folders must be cleared. This can be done manually, or you can set the appropriate settings in the program so that the cleaning occurs when you close the browser.
In the built-in Windows browser - Internet Explorer folder cash a located at: C: Documents and Settings User Local Settings Temporary Internet Files.
Instructions
If you are working with Internet Explorer, to view the cache, open the "Tools" tab, select "Internet Options" - "General". Find the "Temporary Internet Files" section, click the "Options" button. In the window that opens, select "View files".
When using the Opera browser, you can view the cache in several ways. First: type opera: cache in the address bar, you will see. Option two: use the free OperaCacheView utility. It allows you to view the cache in a convenient form, get information about the file size, save time, resource date, etc.
Users of the Mozilla Firefox browser need to go to the directory where the cache is located to view the cache. Usually the path to it looks like this: C: Documents and SettingsAdminLocal SettingsApplication DataMozillaFirefoxProfiles folder_with_alphanumeric_name Cache The exact path can be easily obtained by entering about: cache in the address bar of the browser and clicking the go button.
For a more convenient view of the cache of the Mozilla Firefox browser, use the CacheViewer extension. You can download it from the official browser support site: https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/addon/cacheviewer/
For the Google Chrome browser, the cache files are located in the folder: C: Documents and Settings $ username Local SettingsApplication DataGoogleChromeUser DataDefaultCache. But they are not available for normal viewing, so it is better to type about: cache in the address bar of the browser and press Enter. For an even more convenient viewing, use the Google Chrome Cache View utility, it is easy to find it on the Internet.
Keep in mind that the browser cache stores a lot of information about your online activity. If you do not want someone, having gained access to your computer (for example, a work one), to analyze your work on the Internet, regularly clear the cache, etc. You can set the cache to automatically clear when you turn off your browser.
The cache is a temporary memory of the browser, pictures, animations from loaded web pages are stored there. How do I find this information and where is it stored on my computer?
You will need
- - a computer with Internet access;
- - browser.
Instructions
Find your browser's working folder. The cache is an ordinary folder where temporary files are stored. It will be called cache. If you are using Linux operating system, open user's home directory, navigate to browser folder. For example, if you are using the Opera browser, the cache folder can be found here: ~ / .opera / cache /. If you are using Firefox, you should place it in the mozilla / firefox / [random profile number] .default / Cache / folder.
Open the following folder if you are using windows XP operating system and Opera browser to find the cache location: C: \ Documents and Settings \ [username] \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ Opera \ Opera [version] \ cache. If your browser is Firefox, then open the address C: \ Documents and Settings \ [username] \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ Mozilla \ Firefox \ Profiles \ [random profile number] .default \ Cache.
Go into the folder and you will see a huge number of files that are named meaningless and these names do not mean anything to you. There are no extensions in the cache files. If you are using a Linux operating system, then most of the files will be recognized by the file system and you will see the corresponding icons. The Windows operating system does not have this, so it will be more difficult for you to identify the file you need from the cache. But this can be done not only by the name and file extension. If you want to find the cache in order to extract a picture or video from it, go to the folder in which it is stored immediately after viewing the image or video on a web page. In the folder with the cache, set the "Table" view mode and sort the information by modification date. You can also sort by size. Usually, temporary files are very small, and the files you need, for example, images or videos, will weigh much more.
Use the browser tools, for example, enter the Opera: cache command in the address bar of the Opera browser, and it will be presented on the screen. Here, search for the desired criteria (file type, size). The source of this file will also be displayed. In order to view the cache in the Mozilla Firefox browser, type the command about: cache in the address bar.
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Answer: a) in Internet Explorer, right-click on the IE icon on the desktop, click "Properties" and click on the "Delete files" button. b) in the Mozilla FireFox browser, in the menu, click Tools => Options, the "Advanced" tab, then "Network" and "Clear cache".
Useful advice
Browser caches are copies of web pages that the user has already viewed. When you try to view these pages again, the browser (or proxy server) will no longer request them from the web server, but will retrieve them from the cache. Using the cache reduces the load on the network and increases the speed of loading pages. You can find more detailed information about the browser cache in Yandex.
The operating system and programs create files to store intermediate results or to transfer data to another application. Temporary names start with ~, the extension is usually .tmp or .temp. They are stored in system folders.
Instructions
By default in Windows system files and folders are invisible. If you have XP installed, from the Start menu go to Control Panel and expand the Folder Options icon. Go to the "View" tab.
Check the box next to "Show contents of system folders" in the "Advanced options" section. Near the item "Hide protected system files»Uncheck the box. The Hidden radio button files and folders "move to the position" Show ... ". Confirm by clicking OK.
Windows XP has at least two folders for storing temporary files. Both are called Temp. A system hidden folder has been placed in the Windows directory. Expand the My Computer icon and go to the Windows folder on drive C. Find the Temp folder and open it to see the temporary files created by the system.
For each user profile, its own temporary folder is also created. Open Documents and Settings on the C drive and find the folder with the username. Then go to the Local Settings directory. Since this is a system folder, it is painted in more color, as if half-hidden. It contains the Temporary Internet Files folder and the user's Temp temporary files.
If you are using Windows Vista, expand Appearance and Personalization or Folder Options in Control Panel. Go to the "Show" tab. Check the box next to Show Hidden files and Folders "in the" Advanced Options "section.
To watch files created by the system, double-click on the "My Computer" icon, then on the C drive icon. Go to the Windows and Temp folders one after the other. A folder with temporary files created by custom programs can be found at C: Users current user AppDataLocal SettingsMicrosoftWindowsTemp.
The term cache(cache) has multiple values. In a general sense, it is an intermediate buffer for storing the most requested data. When it comes to working on, there is a distinction between the processor cache and the browser cache.
Instructions
The processor cache is an area of ultra-fast memory built into the core of a chip. It is divided into several levels. You can get information about the processor cache using the free program CPU-Z. Run it and go to the Cache tab.
The first level cache L1 is the smallest and fastest part of memory. It is split into an L1 I-Cache instruction cache and an L1 D-Cache data cache.
L2 cache is larger and slower than L1. In new computers, it is located on the same crystal, in old computers - in the form of a separate microcircuit on the motherboard. The L3 cache of the third level is the slowest, nevertheless its speed is still higher than RAM.
Processor cache information can be obtained using the Everest program. On the left side of the screen, double-click the Motherboard node and select the CPU icon. The data field in the CPU Properties section displays information about the processor cache.
The browser cache is a place on your hard drive where information about the websites you visit is recorded. On the next visit, the page design is loaded from the cache folder. This significantly speeds up the work.
Internet Explorer writes temporary files to the Documents and Settings folder Current user Local Settings Temporary Internet Files. The Local Settings and Temporary Internet Files folders are system folders, i.e. are not displayed by default.
To see their contents, in the "Tools" menu of the "Current User" folder, select "Properties" and go to the "View" tab. In the "Advanced options" section, uncheck the "Hide protected system files ..." checkbox and enable the "Show hidden files ..." property
You can do it differently. Launch your browser and select Properties from the Tools menu. In the Browsing History section of the General tab, click Options. In the new window, use the Show Files button to see the contents of the cache.
If you are using Mozilla Firefox, write about: cache in the address bar. To view the contents of the folder in the Disk Cache Device section, click the List Cache Entries link.
To find the cache in Opera, launch your browser and enter the opera: cache command in the address bar. Click the Show All link to see the contents of the cache.
Sources:
- Download CPU-Z
Everything that is displayed in your browser: pictures, music, videos - all these are materials that must be saved to your computer in the form of temporary files before playback. If their number begins to grow, this can affect the performance and correctness of the system. The section responsible for storing temporary information is called the cache. To avoid unpleasant surprises, the cache must be cleared.
Instructions
Clearing the cache in Internet Explorer is as follows. In the context menu, select the "Service" tab. Find the item "Internet Options". A window will open in which you need to select the "General" tab, there will be a line "Browsing history" and below the "Delete" button, click on it. In the new window, check the box next to the "Temporary Internet files" (copies of web pages, images and media files saved to speed up re-viewing).
To delete the cache in the Opera browser, open the "General settings" menu. You can press the key combination Ctrl + F12, you can call this window through the context menu from the "Settings" tab. In the "Settings" window, select the "Advanced" tab and below the "History" line from the list on the left. Opposite the inscription "Disk cache" click on the "Clear" button.
If you have a Google Chrome browser, click on the wrench-shaped stash located in the upper right corner of the window. The list will open, find the "Tools" item in it, then select the inscription "Delete browsing data". In the "Clear browsing data" window that appears, check the "Clear cache" line and click on the "Clear browsing data" button.
Mozilla Firefox. To clear the cache in it, select the "Tools" menu tab and in the list that opens, click on the "Settings" line. A new window will open, go to the item "Privacy", where you need to find the line "Personal data". Next to this item, you must click the "Clear now" button.
To clear the saved cache in the Safari browser, click on the button that is responsible for the settings. It is in the upper right corner of the browser window. Select "Reset Safari" from the drop-down list. Then click "Clear cache" and then the "Reset" button.
Cache (Cache) of the browser is a copy of some Internet pages saved on the hard disk of the computer. They are stored on it to increase their download speed when reused. If you listened to any melody through the browser and it got into the cache, then the next time it will be downloaded not from the Internet, but from the computer's hard drive.
Cache files can take up significant space on your hard drive, and they can also cause conflicts when you visit some sites. In this regard, the cache must be periodically cleaned.
If you don't know
There are 2 easy ways to clear the cache in Google Chrome. The first is a complete cleanup, and the second is for one specific site. The cache is reset in the Google Chrome browser itself. Therefore, no additional programs are needed.
What is cache? These are temporary files that are downloaded by the browser and stored on the computer. Their presence speeds up the opening of previously visited pages.
For example, you visited a site for the first time, and all pictures, videos, scripts and styles from it were saved to your computer. When you go to it again, all these files will no longer be loaded - the browser will take them from the cache, which is stored on the local drive C. As a result, the site will open faster than the first time.
The browser cache is constantly increasing and after a while it can take up a lot of space. Therefore, if you find that there is not enough free space on the local drive C, it's time to clear the cache of the Chrome browser. Especially if they haven't done it for a long time.
By the way, very often users think that the cache and the history of visits are one and the same. But these are completely different concepts. The history stores a list of sites you have visited before, and the cache contains technical information (pictures, videos, scripts, styles), which speeds up their loading.
How to remove cache in Google Chrome?
Clearing the cache in Google Chrome is very easy. To complete this procedure:
Ready. This is how easy it is to clear the cache in Chrome. As you can see, there is nothing difficult here.
Although there is an easier way to reset the cache in Chrome:
And the easiest way: press Ctrl + Shift + Del, put a tick in the 4th item and press the "Clear history" button.
How to clear the cache of an individual site in Google Chrome?
Now let's take a look at how to clear the site cache in Chrome. This procedure is also very simple:
Ready. This is how you can delete the cache in Chrome for a single site. If necessary, this procedure should be done for other sites as well.
That's all. Now you know how to clear the cache of the Google Chrome browser and you can easily do it. First of all, this procedure is recommended for sites that have radically changed their design. After all, Google Chrome will download old files saved on the local C drive, and you will not see new changes. It is also advisable to periodically (for example, once a month) delete it in order to save space on your computer or laptop.
I think each of you has repeatedly met on the network tips clear browser cache... It is likely that many are following these tips. But not everyone knows what it really is:; and why should it be cleaned? Today I will tell you about this in detail.
What is browser cache?
When we open and view websites on the Internet, our browser automatically saves certain data from these pages to our computer's hard drive. This includes various design elements, images and pictures, videos watched, etc. This is necessary so that the next time you access this web page, some of the information is loaded directly from our hard drive, and not again from the server. This speeds up your page load times a lot!
Due to the fact that the browser, when reloading a page of a site, takes most of the data from the cache, and does not load everything anew every time, it also saves incoming Internet traffic.
Why do I need to clear the browser cache?
The browser cache needs to be cleared periodically. There are at least a couple of reasons for this.
Firstly, if you actively visit various sites on the Internet, then a large number of cache files accumulate on your hard disk. The total size of these files can reach several gigabytes (although in some browsers you can set a fixed cache size in the settings).
The second reason is more important. Over time, some sites may start to display incorrectly. For example, a website has changed its design, and your browser continues to use outdated data from its cache.
Where is the browser cache stored?
Each browser stores its cache in a specific folder on your computer's hard drive. In Windows 7, 8 and 10 operating systems, the cache of all popular browsers is saved by default along the path C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local each in its own folder.
Initial folder AppData is hidden, so in order to enter it and see the contents, you must enable the display of hidden and system files in the system. In Windows 7, to do this, in the explorer go to the menu bar in the tab “Tools” - “Folder options” - “View”. Here, uncheck the box “Hide protected system files” and put the marker in the position “Show hidden files, folders and drives”: 
So, popular browsers store their cache in the following folders:
Google chrome
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Google \ Chrome \ User Data \ Default \ Cache
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Google \ Chrome \ User Data \ Profile 1 \ Cache
Mozilla Firefox
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Mozilla \ Firefox \ Profiles \ profile name.default \ cache2 \ entries
Opera
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Opera Software \ Opera Stable \ Cache
Yandex browser
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Yandex \ YandexBrowser \ User Data \ Default \ Cache
Internet Explorer
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Temporary Internet Files \
C: \ Users \ Username \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Windows \ INetCache \
How do I clear my browser cache?
Clearing the browser cache on your computer is very easy and takes very little time. While in any browser, hold down three keys on the keyboard: Ctrl + Shift + Delete... Then a window will pop up, in which you will only have to choose what exactly and for what period to clean. I described the same thing only with screenshots in a separate article “”.
Note the following: after clearing the cache, the first time the web pages of the sites will load a little slower. The reason is that all of these pages will be loaded directly from the web server, and the cache files will be recreated on your hard drive.
To clear the cache in all browsers installed on your computer at once, you can use a good free program.
The Internet is not a permanent thing at all. Any site due to various circumstances (power line breaks, hoster bankruptcy, non-payment of the domain) can stop working. After that, users' browsers will only display messages about the unavailability of their favorite resource. If the site changes beyond recognition, and the administration deletes the page with important information, the resource will continue its work, but in this case the end user cannot avoid troubles.
Do not worry and curse bad luck. Perhaps the portal is temporarily unavailable, and the specialists are busy restoring its work. In addition, each user of the global network has a powerful tool that will allow you to obtain the necessary information - the cache of sites.
Google is a mega-corporation whose servers have the ability to constantly scan the Internet for new pages and changes to old ones. By adding resources to their database, the algorithms not only take pictures of them. Roughly speaking, Google backs up the Internet in case the source material becomes unavailable.
The cache of Google sites is available to everyone, without exception. To access any indexed page, you need to enter the query in the search engine bar:. A copy of the page will appear on the screen with the following information displayed at the top of the screen:
- The date of the last save, which will make it possible to judge whether the information provided may have changed.
- There is also a link to a snapshot, which contains only text.
- Another URL will show the complete source code that webmasters will be interested in.
Internet resource owners need to know that Google's site cache is a voluntary system. If it is necessary to exclude any pages of your portal from the list of saved ones, you can prohibit taking snapshots. To do this, add a meta tag to the page. ... You can also prohibit or enable caching in your office if you have an appropriate account.
If you need to delete already saved images from the Google cache, you will need to send an email with a request, and then confirm your rights to the site.
Yandex
In second place in the list of companies that maintain cache sites is the domestic industry giant. Yandex's coverage is much less, so here you should mainly look for pictures of large, highly visited resources.
Just enter the URL of the page you want into the search box and press ENTER. Search results will show the site you need in the first place in the search results. There will be a triangle icon next to the link to it. By clicking on it and choosing the "saved copy" menu item, you will open the last available snapshot of the page.
The wayback machine
In 1996, Brewster Keil opened a non-profit organization now called the Internet Archive. The company collects copies of web pages, videos, graphics, audio recordings, software. The collected material is archived, and anyone can get free access to it.
The main goal of The Wayback Machine is to preserve the cultural values created by civilization after the widespread spread of the Internet, to create the most complete electronic library of mankind. The Archive currently contains over 10 petabytes of data, allowing users to browse 85 billion web pages. This means that the Archive is the most complete cache of sites.
Archive.org is the site of the organization, where you can try to find a snapshot of the required page. Since not only the last copy is saved, but the bot looks at the resources periodically, you can examine all the changes made on a particular page over time, even if the site no longer exists. It is advisable to use the WWW prefix in the search string.
Dead URL
A dead address provides a similar experience for users. Copy from the non-working URL and paste it into the input field on the site. The service will think a little and give several results. Some of them will link to a Google resource. The other part will lead the user to the Archive pages. Importantly, the cache of sites is sorted by date, which is very convenient.
Down or not
If you need a cache of sites on the Internet due to the unavailability of this or that resource, but searches do not lead to anything, it is worth checking if the problem is near you. For example, an ISP is doing maintenance or replacing outdated hardware. To check who is to blame, it makes sense to use the Down Or Not service.
Enter the address of the portal you need in the search bar and press the ENTER button. After a short analysis, the service will return the result. The word DOWN indicates the unavailability of the resource (temporary or permanent), but if the word UP appears on the screen, it means that everything is in order with the portal.
Down Ot Not acts as an outside and unbiased expert to determine what exactly is the source of the problem.
