Module:Webarchive/doc
This is the documentation page for Module:Webarchive
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This module implements Àdàkọ:Ti.
Tracking categories
- Category:Webarchive template wayback links (575) – links to Wayback Machine
- Category:Webarchive template webcite links (1) – links to WebCite
- Category:Webarchive template archiveis links (16) – links to Archive.is
- Category:Webarchive template other archives (2) – all the other archive sites that don't have their own tracking category
- Category:Webarchive template unknown archives (4) – the template doesn't recognize the archive URL; this may indicate an error in the data; or the template itself needs updating to reflect a new archive site
- Category:Webarchive template warnings (1) – soft errors that don't prevent the template from working but leave a red message
- Category:Webarchive template errors (6) – errors typically requiring human intervention