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Google Search’s cache links are officially being retired
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I use cached pages a lot, thanks Google.
Same. All the time actually. To get around annoying work blocks, or site vpn blocks (looking at you reddit when i actually have to venture to your shite hole for a specific tech question) or simply see content as it was crawled. Internet archive was always my primary but google cached i used alot. I just noticed like two days ago the cached button was gone for newer pages
Only new Reddit employs the VPN block. If you visit old.reddit.com, you can use the page without being locked out.
No way.. see i uninstalled all my reddit addons and obviously got rid of my accounts. I didnt even think of that. Ive moved on completely even in my head. I never even used new reddit. Ever. Thats hilarious i didnt even think of that.