26.1.3.6.5. Google Cache
Google caches every indexed page that shows up on the search, you just have to click on the arrow and select "Cache" to see it.
The advantage over Wayback Machine (web.archive.org, 网站时光机) is that Google crawls many more pages than the Wayback Machine.
How to get the Google cache for a given URL: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/15633/how-to-modify-a-url-to-get-a-google-cached-version-of-page
It is not possible however to see old caches, therefore you have to archive the Google caches with Wayback Machine (web.archive.org, 网站时光机) if you find anything interesting in them to not lose it:
The Google cache also has a text-only mode which is great for more complex webpages like those on Zhihu (知乎, censored Quora clone, 审查 Quora 克隆), which due to JavaScript madness keep showing and disappearing.
Google caches every indexed page that shows up on the search, you just have to click on the arrow and select "Cache" to see it.
The advantage over Wayback Machine (web.archive.org, 网站时光机) is that Google crawls many more pages than the Wayback Machine.
How to get the Google cache for a given URL: https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/15633/how-to-modify-a-url-to-get-a-google-cached-version-of-page
It is not possible however to see old caches, therefore you have to archive the Google caches with Wayback Machine (web.archive.org, 网站时光机) if you find anything interesting in them to not lose it:
The Google cache also has a text-only mode which is great for more complex webpages like those on Zhihu (知乎, censored Quora clone, 审查 Quora 克隆), which due to JavaScript madness keep showing and disappearing.