One solution is to encourage journalists & readers to create & share their own archives. We have open source tools to allow anyone to archive what they're viewing in their browser, eg: our free browser extension: archiveweb.page and Browsertrix, our hosted service, can also crawl logged-in content

This incredible story underscores, amongst other things, the need for trust and transparency in arching tools, and for web archiving toolchain to be fully open source and archives to be verifiable.

Execution Time Addons, Robots.txt, Profile Refreshes, Custom Schedules, and More • Webrecorder Blog An overview of exciting new features from Browsertrix 1.19, 1.20, and 1.21.

What has the Webrecorder team been up to recently? A whole lot -- we've been a little too busy working on new features and improvements to have time to share, until now!

Here's latest blog post from @bitarchivist.net covering last three Browsertrix releases: webrecorder.net/blog/2025-12... !

Browsertrix 1.17: Crawl Pause/Resume and Lower Numbers of Browser Windows • Webrecorder Blog Crawl pause/resume and lower number of browser windows

Up on the Webrecorder blog today: a post all about our latest Browsertrix release, 1.17.

This release was focused on two much-requested features: crawl pause/resume and crawling websites with only 1 or 2 browser windows.

Read more on our blog: webrecorder.net/blog/2025-07...

Our mirrors of the USGCRP site and report subdomains are available at:
globalchange.govarchive.us
nca2023-globalchange.govarchive.us
carbon2018-globalchange.govarchive.us
nca2018-globalchange.govarchive.us
science2017-globalchange.govarchive.us
data-globalchange.govarchive.us
...

For NYC folks: Join me and other folks from Webrecorder for our free hands-on Browsertrix workshop in NYC next week, presented in collaboration with the The New School Archives!

Sign-up soon - space is filling up quickly! #webarchiving

Create, Use, and Automate Actions With Custom Behaviors in Browsertrix • Webrecorder Blog It is now easier than ever to automate custom page actions in Browsertrix.

New on the blog: how to automate actions in the browser while crawling with Browsertrix! Including lots of new exciting work like the Autoclick behavior, support for custom behaviors in Browsertrix, and a new easier way to create behaviors with DevTools Recorder

webrecorder.net/blog/2025-05...

Join us for a free, hands-on web archiving workshop in NYC!
June 18th at 2PM EST at @TheNewSchool Archives
This workshop will teach you how to use Browsertrix to create, curate, and share archives of online content! RSVP today, as space is limited: tinyurl.com/2fh5f5ae #WebArchives #Browsertrix

Create, Use, and Automate Actions With Custom Behaviors in Browsertrix • Webrecorder Blog It is now easier than ever to automate custom page actions in Browsertrix.

I wrote a blog post for the @webrecorder.net site all about exciting new developments in automated behaviors in Browsertrix. In short, it's easier than ever to tell the crawler exactly what actions to take while archiving a web page! Check it out: webrecorder.net/blog/2025-05...

Whether it's a DH project, a personal site, or even gov site that is going offline, all you need is a WACZ file created with any of our tools (Browsertrix.com, ArchiveWeb.page) and you can host a web archive-powered mirror of your own, for free!

To get started, check out:
github.com/webrecorder/...

Introducing GovArchive.us & Mirroring Entire Sites with Web Archives • Webrecorder Blog Introducing GovArchive.us and tooling to mirror web sites using web archives.

Love this new initiative by @webrecorder.net: GovArchive.us, mirroring dynamic sites as a static web archive, while preserving the previous URL structure. Could be a really compelling options for digital humanities projects, too.

Introducing GovArchive.us & Mirroring Entire Sites with Web Archives • Webrecorder Blog Introducing GovArchive.us and tooling to mirror web sites using web archives.

Ever wanted to restore a taken down site from a web archive, with link navigation and references intact?
Our latest tooling make this simpler than ever!

Announcing govarchive.us - a dynamic, web archive-powered mirror of US government sites!

More details on our blog
webrecorder.net/blog/2025-03...

Introducing Public Collections in Browsertrix • Webrecorder Blog Now you can curate, personalize, and share all your your crawls in one place.

Today we’re introducing Public Collections on Browsertrix, a new feature that lets you personalize, curate, and showcase your archives with the world. Read more on our blog webrecorder.net/blog/2025-03...

#WebArchiving #Browsertrix

Preserving Government Websites with Browsertrix • Webrecorder Blog A collaborative effort alongside the End of Term Web Archive to capture and save history.

We’re proud to be collaborating with the @eotarchive.org and EDGI to capture and preserve critical government websites before they’re lost, using our high-fidelity web archiving tools: Browsertrix and ArchiveWeb.page

webrecorder.net/blog/2025-02...

#webarchiving #digitalpreservation #EOTarchive

We (@webrecorder.net ) are exploring doing that for select interactive sites, will have more info soon, for now, focused on crawling / archiving.

how to save stuff on the internet? short, sweet & useful zine on diy web archiving by @bitarchivist.net @ilya.webrecorder.net @quinnanya.me @akijas.bsky.social @literaturegeek.bsky.social ✨💾🐢 zinebakery.com/homemade-zin... #webarchiving

How Baltimore County became a hidden world of video game companies Sid Meier, the gaming guru behind the ‘Civilization’ series, lit a spark in generations of developers who have stayed local.

Here's a good article about the history of video games there: www.thebaltimorebanner.com/article/balt...

Browsertrix 1.13: The Translations and Internationalization Release • Webrecorder Blog ¡Browsertrix para todos! With your help, we’re translating Browsertrix into new languages.

Browsertrix is bringing web archiving to more people with new language and formatting settings. We’re releasing with partial Spanish support, and making progress towards adding French, German, and Portuguese. Read more and learn how to contribute on our blog!

webrecorder.net/blog/2024-12...

Want to archive some web pages? It's time for our next Hands-On Web Archiving Workshop, Dec 9th, 1pm ET: www.sucho.org/diy-archiving together with @quinnanya.me @akijas.bsky.social
You'll be able to walk away with you very own web archives and some ideas what to do next, and we'll be there to help!

or a high-fidelity, standalone archive, created just for that page, that users can have a copy of / download, or even back into bluesky. we have tools do that, see: create.webrecorder.net#url=https%3A...

Would it be interesting to add some sort of automated way to opt-in to web archiving outbound links posted on atproto, and then extending the appview to view embedded archives (and extending the schema to WACZ files)? Maybe even a way to search for what's been archived so far?
@bnewbold.net

now what if there was also an option to archive these links...

Screenshot of the plans Webrecorder offers including a 7-day free trial

Try automated archiving with Browsertrix, now with a 7-day free trial! Capture an interactive copy of any website, organize your collections, and share with the world. Get started today and crawl away! #webarchiving

webrecorder.net/browsertrix/...

We're now offering free trials of our hosted Browsertrix!

Thank you @literaturegeek.bsky.social and @scholarslab.bsky.social for having us and thanks @bitarchivist.net for running the demo!

Police seize on COVID-19 tech to expand global surveillance JERUSALEM (AP) — Majd Ramlawi was serving coffee in Jerusalem’s Old City when a chilling text message appeared on his phone.

Here's an example of an archived tweet embedded in a news article with this approach:
apnews.com/article/tech...
as part of our collaboration with www.starlinglab.org
The creator of the archive can also be verified, see: dispatch.starlinglab.org/p/verify-aut...

we've implemented something this using a general web archiving approach: webrecorder.github.io/save-tweet-n...
You can enter a tweet and it'll produce an oembed web archive, which can be downloaded and replayed in the browser using our web component, eg: replayweb.page/embed.html