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Browsertrix 1.13: The Translations and Internationalization Release
Product¡Browsertrix para todos! With your help, we’re translating Browsertrix into new languages.
Browsertrix 1.12: Proxies, Crawling Defaults, and Simplified Workflow Creation
ProductProxies, crawling defaults, and simplified workflow creation!
Browsertrix 1.11: Self Sign-Up, QA Improvements, Easier Downloading and new APIs
ProductSelf sign-up, easier downloads, and better crawl analysis stats!
Browsertrix 1.10: Now with Assistive QA!
ProductTired of visiting every single page in your web archive to ensure it was captured properly? So are we!
ReplayWeb.page 2.0
ProductNew branding, adblock for embeds, code refactor, and so much more!
Browsertrix 1.9
ProductBrowsertrix has had some big improvements since our last blog post, lets take a look at some of the more recent ones!
An update on the WACZ format
ProductIt has been over two years since we've first introduced the WACZ format and I wanted to give a brief update on exciting new tools and integrations of WACZ, and also provide a glimpse of what's next in the evolution of the format.
Announcing pywb 2.7.0 release
ProductWe are excited to announce the release of pywb 2.7, with a new interactive banner and calendar interface!
Showing Provenance on ReplayWeb.page Embeds
ProductThe ReplayWeb.page viewer allows web archives to be embedded and displayed almost anywhere. It can be used as a single-page embed, or integrating into existing services and digital repository systems.
Perma.cc Upgrades to ReplayWeb.page
ProductPerma.cc is now using ReplayWeb.page for web archive playback.
Webrecorder receives $1.3M open source development grant from the Filecoin Foundation
CompanyI’m really thrilled to announce that Webrecorder has received a two-year, $1.3M open source development grant from the Filecoin Foundation! The grant will support our mission of developing quality open source web archiving tools for all!
Introducing: Browsertrix
ProductI'm excited to announce that Webrecorder is working is embarking on perhaps our most ambitious development effort to date: the collaborative development of Browsertrix!
Launch of Open Collective and First Institutional Sponsor
CompanyWe are excited to announce the launch of Webrecorder's Open Collective page, and to welcome Rhizome as our first institutional sponsor through this platform
Improving browser-based web archiving with standards and design research
CompanyAfter 30 years, we see how much the web and its users have grown and evolved and web archiving — “the process of collecting portions of the World Wide Web” must adapt technology, tools and workflows to evolve with it to ensure the access and use of these preserved collections in an archival format.
Web Archives on, of, and off the Web
ResourcesLast month Webrecorder announced a new effort to improve browser support for web archives. They are soliciting use cases for the WACZ format.