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Save an archived copy of the websites you visit (the actual *content* of each site, not just the list of links). Can archive entire browsing history, or just links matching a filter or bookmarks list.
ArchiveBox saves an archived copy of the websites you visit into a local browsable folder (the actual *content* of each site, not just the list of links). It can archive your entire browsing history, or import links from bookmarks managers, rss, text files and more.
ArchiveBox can import links from:
### Can import links from:
- <img src="https://nicksweeting.com/images/bookmarks.png" height="22px"/> Browser history or bookmarks (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE, Opera)
- <img src="https://getpocket.com/favicon.ico" height="22px"/> Pocket
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- <img src="https://nicksweeting.com/images/rss.svg" height="22px"/> RSS or plain text lists
- Shaarli, Delicious, Instapaper, Reddit Saved Posts, Wallabag, Unmark.it, and more!
For each site, it outputs (configurable):
### Can save these things for each site:
- Favicon
- Browsable static HTML archive (wget)
- PDF (Chrome headless)
- Screenshot (Chrome headless)
- HTML after 2s of JS running (Chrome headless)
- Favicon
- HTML DUMP after 2s of JS running in Chrome headless
- Git repo download (git clone)
- Media download (youtube-dl: video, audio, subtitles, including playlists)
- WARC archive (wget warc)
- Submits URL to archive.org
- Index summary pages: index.html & index.json
The archiving is additive, so you can schedule `./archive` to run regularly and pull new links into the index.
All the saved content is static and indexed with json files, so it lives forever & is easily parseable, it requires no always-running backend.
All the saved content is static and indexed with JSON files, so it lives forever & is easily parseable, it requires no always-running backend.
[DEMO: archive.sweeting.me](https://archive.sweeting.me)