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The iPhoneOS Obscura Project maintains a work-in-progress IPA collection on the Internet Archive, aiming to preserve older iOS apps and prevent them from being lost. Most included apps are delisted from the App Store and no longer accessible for download, though not all. Apps are sorted by minimum iOS version.
Browse digitized texts, images, archives and cataloged cultural materials.
AccurateRip is a technology for audio CD ripping that verifies ripped tracks against an Internet database to confirm they are error free. It is implemented and maintained by Illustrate. Access is free for non-commercial usage, while commercial usage is restricted to prior agreement.
archives.design is a curated digital archive of graphic design items available on the Internet Archives, compiled by Valery Marier. Items are grouped into categories including annuals, books, branding, editorial, education, ephemera, information, interactive, posters and type specimens, and are marked as always available, borrow only or stream only.
ArchiveWeb.page is a browser extension and standalone application that captures web archives interactively while browsing. Archived pages can be viewed using ReplayWeb.page without an extension. Automated whole-website crawling is handled by separate tools such as Browsertrix.
Bookmarkme is a Chrome extension that lets users save, organise and rediscover bookmarks through visual previews, nested collections, tags, AI summaries and full-text search. It also offers reader view, highlights and notes, an offline archive, and import of existing browser bookmarks. The free plan covers up to 500 bookmarks and 5 collections.
Books Search is a search interface for finding books from the OpenLibrary database, sourced from the Internet Archive, using Typesense. The site states it allows instant searching through 28 million books.
Browser Extension is an open source project for saving, replaying, or working with archived web pages.
A web tool that opens URLs through various archive and paywall bypass services to view content hidden behind paywalls by showing a cached version of the page. The site states it does not offer an illegal service and that responsibility for using the services lies with the user.
CachedView searches multiple providers, including the Wayback Machine, Archive.today and others, to check whether a webpage is in their cache and links to the results. Users enter a URL to receive its current status and view cached or archived results.
CensorBib is an archive of selected academic research papers on Internet censorship. It aggregates peer-reviewed work on the topic, accepts community pull requests to add missing papers, and many listed papers are used in associated community reading groups.
Searchable archive of exposed panels and misconfigurations found across domains by continuous internet-wide scanning; look up the exposure findings on
Cold Turkey is a free website blocker for studying or focusing on work. It blocks distracting websites and applications, including social media, games, YouTube and the entire internet. Blocks can be scheduled and locked. A Pro lifetime license adds application blocking, application passwords and all locking features. Supported on Windows and macOS; Linux, ChromeOS, Android and iOS are not supported.
Data Hoarding is an index of resources and archives related to data hoarding, web archival and digital preservation. It provides a list of resources for getting started, helping archival teams, or backing up web content for personal use, with entries like Archive Team, ArchiveBox, Archivematica and ArchivesSpace.
Earth 2050 is an interactive Kaspersky project presenting predictions about the future from futurologists, scientists and internet users worldwide. Users select a year (2030, 2040 or 2050) and explore predictions for different cities and countries. Visitors can vote, comment and add their own predictions.
ExoneraTor is a Tor Metrics service that maintains a database of IP addresses that have been part of the Tor network. It answers whether a Tor relay was running on a given IP address on a given date. It may store more than one IP address per relay and records whether a relay permitted transit of Tor traffic to the open Internet at that time.
Fatcat is a catalog of research publications including journal articles, conference proceedings, and datasets. It provides archival file-level metadata, a preservation coverage visualizer, work/edition grouping, and public metadata dumps. The project aims to track gaps in preservation coverage to support long-term access to research content on the scholarly web. It is hosted at the Internet Archive.
Filmot Title Restorer is a user script for youtube.com that restores titles for removed or private videos in YouTube playlists. According to the source, it restores title and channel information in a playlist for removed or private videos using the filmot.com metadata search engine, and fetches thumbnails from the Internet Archive if available.
Forest is a Firefox browser extension designed to help users reduce internet addiction and stay focused. When a user starts a 30-minute focus session, they plant a virtual seed that grows into a tree; if they access websites on their blacklist during the session, the tree withers. The extension includes features to support personal time management and allows users to share their grown trees.
Fossies is a curated repository of selected free and open source software focused mainly on Internet, engineering and science. It lets users view archive contents and browse individual member files, and provides doxygen-generated source code documentation for most packages. It also offers package meta information and license file overviews.
Frequency 2156 is a community-based internet radio project set in the year 2156. Visitors can listen to survival messages, record their own radio messages, and browse a map of locations to learn about survivors. Audio messages can be submitted through the site or uploaded in supported formats.
The General Index is a public research resource created by nonprofit organization Public Resource. It contains three tables derived from 107,233,728 journal articles: an n-gram table (unigrams to 5-grams) paired with article IDs, a keyword table paired with article IDs, and a metadata table linking article IDs to associated metadata. It was published on 2021-10-07 under a CC0 1.0 Universal license, with data files hosted on the Internet Archive.
GlobalPenFriends is a pen pal website where members find pen pals from 195+ countries and correspond by internet or snail mail. Profiles describe members and their pen pal preferences, and members can search for pen pals based on shared interests. The site offers secure online messaging and lists pen pal groups such as e-pals, language exchange, travel friends, candy swaps, mail art and postcard exchange.
grab-site is a web crawler developed by ArchiveTeam for web archiving. It outputs WARC files, offers a dashboard for monitoring all crawls, and supports dynamic ignore patterns to customize crawling behavior.
