This is a new feature idea to make use of the Wayback Machine's Changes API.
The idea is to compare the latest saved snapshot of the currently viewed website, to a snapshot that was stored in the past. Perhaps the last snapshot that was archived just prior (by default) but may include a drop-down menu listing earlier snapshots. Then highlight the changes on the current page.
mitchell-frost
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4 years ago
This is a new feature idea to make use of the Wayback Machine's Changes API.
The idea is to compare the latest saved snapshot of the currently viewed website, to a snapshot that was stored in the past. Perhaps the last snapshot that was archived just prior (by default) but may include a drop-down menu listing earlier snapshots. Then highlight the changes on the current page.
This is an example Changes page on the Wayback Machine website. https://web.archive.org/web/changes/https://www.iskme.org/
I'm actually thinking we could try a different UI than that website: Rather than compare 2 pages side by side, just show the full page highlighted.