We use archived snapshots from the Wayback Machine (Archive.org) as the primary source for restoring websites.
How Archived Data Works:
Archive.org stores periodic snapshots of public web pages
Each snapshot may include HTML, images, CSS, and JavaScript
Availability varies by date and crawl depth
Our Restoration Process:
Identify the most complete snapshots
Extract available files and content
Rebuild site structure using archived URLs
Remove archive-specific references
Important Notes:
Not all snapshots contain full assets
Older snapshots may have missing resources
We select the best possible archive versions for accuracy
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