Cached Pages

[Rock]

Does anyone know the url for a search page that you can get links to a list of cached pages for a particular website? I had this before but haven't used it for some time and cannot find it.
TIA

Hugh

 

[Mark Anderson]

You can see the Google cache of your site using the link below and replacing the "XXXX" with the site you are interested in.

http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:www.XXXX.com&hl=en

I don't know of any that let you see other search engines.

 

[theRKF]

Try the Way Back Machine - www.archive.org

 

[Rock]

Thank you Ryan; that's the one!
Hugh
PS Mark, this search allows you to see all (?) past pages of a site.
H

 

[specialoccasion]

Can someone tell me if the more cached pages you have is better and how do your pages get cached?

 

[avenuegardensflorist]

no 2007 cache?

anyone not have ANY pages since Feb 2006 pages cached?

 

[BOSS]

Last for me is April 24th....

Seems that site updates determine how often the cache the pages....??

 

[CHR]

Archive.org posts cached pages many months after the fact. If your pages don't change often, they seem to have more time between postings.

 

[bluebonnet]

Can one of you guys explain this to the rest of us?

What is this all about? What is it for and what does it do?
There are some of us who are not up to par on the webstuff! (like me!)
What and how does it help us if we were to know what to do?
Confused about web....or computer for that matter!
Cyndi

 

[bloomz]

I use it to go back and look how terrible I was last year at designing web pages. Next year it will be the same thing.

 

[felicityflowers]

I use it to go back and look how terrible I was last year at designing web pages. Next year it will be the same thing.

I was thinking the same thing! I hate looking at my cached pages....they are horrible