Your digital memory extension, as a browser extension
…well, for now it can only store the pages.
(perhaps also look at its hipper cousin)
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My goal over the past spring and summer was to enable people to store web pages and create their personal web archives. Hereby an overdue report of six months of undisturbed coding.
tl;dr: back to work, with support from the Prototype Fund, to spend 6 months on personal web archiving.
tl;dr: Browser extension has been released, with as its first main feature local web page preservation.
A summary of project progress over the last two months. TL;DR: Many contributed features, now refocussing on core functionality, and unlicensing the code.
Release early and often, right? It is half-baked, undercooked, and somewhat sluggish, but here is the first (pre)release of the WebMemex browser extension. Consider it a teaser for what is to come. What does it do? It currently captures