Wayback Machine Adds Changes Feature

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You probably are already familiar with Wayback Machine and how it can be useful to see what other sites looked like back in the day and how they evolved.

Previously we published a quick tutorial on how to use Wayback machine to submit your website in case you need to reference your old site. Usually, it’s a good idea to submit your site to Wayback Machine before starting any development on a website. This way if you need to grab copy or a photo from the old site or simply use it for reference or before or after comparison, you’ll have it saved.

But now Wayback Machine added a new feature that allows comparison of content changes done on a specific website over time. After you put in the URL and click the “Changes” button at the top, you’ll see a calendar. You can then click two different dates to see the difference.

Wayback Machine Adds Changes Feature 1
Click changes to see specific content changes

The changes will be in yellow and blue to make it easy see what has changed.

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The Wayback Machine marks the changes in Blue and Yellow

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