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Purpose of the Ruwebit WebCache service is to save a timestamped copy of a webpage on the ever-changing web. The big difference between Ruwebit's WebCache and other webcache services is that Ruwebit does not spider the web. YOU can choose what pages YOU want to cache!
Sorry this webtool has been removed, some links in this article do not exist anymore
Example purposes:
Caching disclaimers or terms and conditions on websites before they have been changed
Caching news articles with grammar errors
Caching 'defaced' sites before they are brought offline
Caching information on slow websites for quicker access
You don't need to sign up, you can use the service right away. Oh yeah, it's free by the way.
Some things you have to know:
The service doesn't cache images
Links on the cached pages are not clickable
The timestamp is guaranteed by Ruwebit, the time on our servers is synchronized daily with internet time services
Cached information is readable by others
Usage:
Go to http://webcache.ruwebit.net
Enter the URL of the webpage you want to cache
Confirm the human check (Ruwebit doesn't allow bots for this service)
You will be redirected to the cached page, save the URL of this page for later reference
This Ruwebit service is provided as-is. You cannot held Ruwebit responsible for anything that happens to you or others by using this or other Ruwebit services. This Ruwebit service is located in The Netherlands. Dutch rules apply as well as the rules of your own country. Ruwebit is not responsible for the cached information. The cached information is copyright by its respective owner(s). Cached information can be deleted by Ruwebit at any time, without notice.
The Ruwebit WebCache service can be found at: http://webcache.ruwebit.net
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