If you ever browsed the web and were disappointed when a page you were looking for no longer existed, you can use a Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browser extension to automatically retrieve the deleted pages from the Wayback Machine that has created an archive of over 400 billion web pages that were saved over time.
Just recently, users welcomed this same ability as a built-in feature to the Brave Browser. The Wayback Machine, though, offers some additional features than found in Brave.
On any website that you visit, if you right-click the browser page and select ‘Wayback Machine’ you will be able to retrieve the first version of the page ever saved to Archive(dot)org, the most recent saved version, a list of all saved snapshots of the page, and the ability to save a snapshot of the current page to Archive(dot)org.
See Chrome and Firefox Extension Lets You View Deleted Web Pages
If you ever browsed the web and were disappointed when a page you were looking for no longer existed, you can use a Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browser extension to automatically retrieve the deleted pages from Archive.org.