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“That was previously possible to a certain extent through cached pages in Search, but that functionality was removed earlier this year.”

Ben Schoon9to5google.com ↗

Google killed cached pages in Search earlier this year. Now it points people to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, buried behind the three-dot menu and “More about this page.” Google deleted its own feature and handed the job, and the traffic, to a nonprofit research library.