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Creating a Web Archive Creating a Web Archive
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Using Webrecorder Using ArchiveWeb.page
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
If you do not have a web archive to test, one easy way to create one is to use `Webrecorder <https://webrecorder.io>`_ If you do not have a web archive to test, one easy way to create one is to use the `ArchiveWeb.page <https://archiveweb.page>`_ browser extension for Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers such as Brave Browser.
After recording, you can click **Stop** and then click `Download Collection` to receive a WARC (`.warc.gz`) file. Follow the instructions in `How To Create Web Archives with ArchiveWeb.page <https://archiveweb.page/en/usage/>`_After recording, you can click **Stop** and then `download your collection <https://archiveweb.page/en/download/>`_ to receive a WARC (`.warc.gz`) file. If you choose to download your collection in the WACZ format, the WARC files can be found inside the zipped WACZ in the ``archive/`` directory.
You can then use this with work with pywb. You can then use your WARCs to work with pywb.
Using pywb Recorder Using pywb Recorder
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``http://localhost:8080/my-web-archive/http://example.com/`` ``http://localhost:8080/my-web-archive/http://example.com/``
Using Browsertrix
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
For a more automated browser-based web archiving experience, `Browsertrix <https://docs.browsertrix.cloud/>`_ provides a web interface for configuring, scheduling, running, reviewing, and curating crawls of web content. Crawl activity is shown in a live screencast of the browsers used for crawling and all web archives created in Browsertrix can be easily downloaded from the application.
`Browsertrix Crawler <https://crawler.docs.browsertrix.com/>`_, which provides the underlying crawling functionality of Browsertrix, can also be run standalone in a Docker container on your local computer.
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