When you find a deleted YouTube video through Tube Search, you typically get metadata: a title, description, upload date, and sometimes subtitles. That is already useful. But reading through raw subtitles to understand what a video was about takes time, especially for longer recordings.

We have added AI-powered video summaries to Tube Search. If a video has archived subtitles, the system can now generate a structured summary of its content in seconds.

Tube Search is a search engine for archived YouTube data. The service aggregates information from multiple public sources: the Wayback Machine (Internet Archive), Common Crawl, and various collected YouTube metadata datasets. When a video is deleted from YouTube, its page ceases to exist. But if a web archive managed to index that page before deletion, the video metadata is preserved: title, description, upload date, view count, thumbnails, subtitles.

Over time, external links in WordPress posts inevitably break, pages get deleted, domains expire, videos become unavailable. Checking hundreds or thousands of links manually is impractical. Archivarix Broken Links Recovery automates this process: the plugin scans your content, finds broken links, and replaces them with working copies from the Wayback Machine.

One trillion saved pages. Over 99 petabytes of data. Hundreds of crawls running simultaneously every day. Behind these numbers lies a question that everyone who professionally works with web archives asks themselves: how exactly does the Wayback Machine decide which sites to scan, how often to return to them, and why are some domains represented in the archive with thousands of snapshots while others have only a few records over ten years?
Understanding these mechanisms is critically important for anyone involved in website restoration. If you know how the system works from the inside, you can predict what you'll find in the archive and what won't be there. And you can influence the archiving of your own sites while they're still live.

Buying an expired domain with history is one of the most effective ways to launch a new project with an already existing backlink profile, trust, and even traffic. Instead of promoting a bare domain from scratch, you get a platform that search engines already know and to some extent trust.