Alternatives

Products that do what Promnesia – an attempt to fix broken web history does

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Instant, Self-Destructing Websites▲242
2019 · sdnotes.com
2LS
LinkAce – Self-hosted, FOSS bookmark archive▲227
2020 · linkace.org
3TT
Tricking the user to access history using CSS and captchas▲140
2014 · frantzmiccoli.github.io
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ParseHub – Extract data from dynamic websites▲143
2014 · parsehub.com
5AN
A new way to diff websites▲46
2015 · diffd.com
6GA
Gutenberg – A static site engine as a single executable▲241
2017 · getgutenberg.io
7FA
Fetch – A Chrome plugin to manage your history▲29
2015 · getfetch.net
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Brök – Find broken links in text documents▲93
2020 · github.com
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A Simple Website for Checking Cloudbleed from Browser's History▲132
2017 · cloudbleed.github.io
10PY
PageDash, Your Personal Web Archive▲116
2017 · pagedash.com
11HA
HtmlWasher – An HTML cleanup tool▲75
2017 · htmlwasher.com
12MP
Mummify – Preserve web content, fight link rot▲90
2013 · mummify.it
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A Tree-Based Way to Navigate Browsing History▲43
2015 · joeltg.github.io
14WA
WebMenu, a platform to discover new web apps▲56
2013 · webmenu.org
15DT
Diggernaut – Turn website content into data sets▲49
2016 · diggernaut.com
16HG
HTML Goddess – A static site generator to code like it's 1999▲34
2020 · findingmyhtmlgoddess.com
17SA
Scrapple – A framework for creating semi-automatic web extractors▲29
2015 · github.com
18AU
A Url Permanence Service▲32
2012 · purl.ly
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Replay Edits – Visualize the edits in a Wikipedia article▲36
2015 · cosmiclattes.github.io
20NC
Notforest - cleaning up the Web one page at a time▲25
2013 · notforest.com
21DA
Deleted, a safer delete UX for web apps▲11
2015 · johnotander.com
22LP
Linkwok – Picking up where search engines left off▲22
2014 · linkwok.com
23IM
I Made a Web API for Textual Data▲27
2013 · skr.io
241Y
10 year challenge with browser history back button▲19
2019 · wb.schwiha.de

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