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Hi,
First, thanks for the effort, did not know somebody went with making this awesome thing :D
Found it on that yt video, pretty cool :D
Anyway, I tried running it on my Pi Zero and now running it in a debian VM, but I still have the issue of images not being loaded.
Seems like the URLs for images are not being forwarded to browser properly.
This is what my output looks like when the script is running and while loading apple.com
Seems it does not use the original Wayback Machine URL but direct to the original source...same goes for google or yahoo...could you provide a little assistance? :)
I am using Safari on my PB G4 :)
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I have just tested the latest WaybackProxy on Safari 2.0 on Mac OS X 10.4, with the proxy configured through the PAC file, and had no trouble loading Apple's website. If you're using manual proxy configuration, try switching to the PAC file, otherwise try switching to manual configuration.
[f] indicates that the asset was served as an iframe by the Wayback Machine, and WaybackProxy is walking around that iframe. It does not mean the asset is being loaded from the live web.
Hi,
First, thanks for the effort, did not know somebody went with making this awesome thing :D
Found it on that yt video, pretty cool :D
Anyway, I tried running it on my Pi Zero and now running it in a debian VM, but I still have the issue of images not being loaded.
Seems like the URLs for images are not being forwarded to browser properly.
This is what my output looks like when the script is running and while loading apple.com
[>] http://statse.webtrendslive.com/S139226/button6.asp?tagver=6&si=139226&offset=-800&fw=0&js=No&
[>] http://www.apple.com/main/css/fonts.css
[>] http://statse.webtrendslive.com/S130376/button6.asp?tagver=6&si=130376&offset=-800&fw=0&js=No&
[>] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/1bg.gif
[f] http://www.apple.com/main/css/fonts.css
[f] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/1bg.gif
[f] http://statse.webtrendslive.com/S139226/button6.asp?tagver=6&si=139226&offset=-800&fw=0&js=No&
[f] http://statse.webtrendslive.com/S130376/button6.asp?tagver=6&si=130376&offset=-800&fw=0&js=No&
[>] http://images.apple.com/t/2003/us/en/i/3.gif
[>] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/4.gif
[f] http://images.apple.com/t/2003/us/en/i/3.gif
[f] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/4.gif
[>] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/2.gif
[>] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/5.gif
[>] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/6.gif
[f] http://images.apple.com/t/2002/us/en/i/5.gif
Seems it does not use the original Wayback Machine URL but direct to the original source...same goes for google or yahoo...could you provide a little assistance? :)
I am using Safari on my PB G4 :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: