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Is there any way to download a snapshot of an entire website from the Wayback Machine?

I am aware that we can use wget to recover old website off Wayback Machineuse wget to recover old website off Wayback Machine (e.g. wget -np -e robots=off --mirror --domains=staticweb.archive.org,web.archive.org http://web.archive.org/web/19970708161549/http://www.slackworks.com/) but I wonder whether it's possible to do so directly from the Wayback Machine website.

Is there any way to download a snapshot of an entire website from the Wayback Machine?

I am aware that we can use wget to recover old website off Wayback Machine (e.g. wget -np -e robots=off --mirror --domains=staticweb.archive.org,web.archive.org http://web.archive.org/web/19970708161549/http://www.slackworks.com/) but I wonder whether it's possible to do so directly from the Wayback Machine website.

Is there any way to download a snapshot of an entire website from the Wayback Machine?

I am aware that we can use wget to recover old website off Wayback Machine (e.g. wget -np -e robots=off --mirror --domains=staticweb.archive.org,web.archive.org http://web.archive.org/web/19970708161549/http://www.slackworks.com/) but I wonder whether it's possible to do so directly from the Wayback Machine website.

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Downloading a snapshot from the Wayback Machine?

Is there any way to download a snapshot of an entire website from the Wayback Machine?

I am aware that we can use wget to recover old website off Wayback Machine (e.g. wget -np -e robots=off --mirror --domains=staticweb.archive.org,web.archive.org http://web.archive.org/web/19970708161549/http://www.slackworks.com/) but I wonder whether it's possible to do so directly from the Wayback Machine website.