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minus-squarelustrum@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkarrow-up2·1 year agoI have 2 options that work most of the time: 12ft.io and archive.ph. The URLCheck rules are: "proxy it with archive.is": { "regex1": "^(https?):\\\/\\\/([\\s\\S]*)$", "regex": "^(?!.*(archive\\.))(.*)", "replacement": "https:\/\/archive.is\/newest\/$2", "enabled": "true" }, "12ft.io.": { "regex": "^.*$", "replacement": "https:\/\/12ft.io\/$0" }, This basically brings up 2 buttons on the urlcheck sheet an I can pick either to proxy it.
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I have 2 options that work most of the time: 12ft.io and archive.ph. The URLCheck rules are:
"proxy it with archive.is": { "regex1": "^(https?):\\\/\\\/([\\s\\S]*)$", "regex": "^(?!.*(archive\\.))(.*)", "replacement": "https:\/\/archive.is\/newest\/$2", "enabled": "true" }, "12ft.io.": { "regex": "^.*$", "replacement": "https:\/\/12ft.io\/$0" },This basically brings up 2 buttons on the urlcheck sheet an I can pick either to proxy it.