sorry for wording the title so badly. I realized on 3 different occasions today that googling something showed me reddit as top results but when clicking on the links, the communities were down (obviously). Problem is, the questions I had were pretty specific (jellyfin related) and I couldnt find answers anywhere else. so how do you guys handle this ?

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    1 year ago

    Weird coincidence but I also had specific Jellyfin-related questions today. Should we start a community about it? :)

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      1 year ago

      I‘m afraid I don‘t know what you mean by „archived link“, english is not my first language. Could you please explain?

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        1 year ago

        I don’t think this works on mobile, but on a desktop click the meatball menu next to the link, click the arrow for more options and click “cached”

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        Basically, you can check around the link generated by Google, there is a vertical 3 dot icon for more options.(only on desktop site) when you click it opens a panel on the side, to can then see the bottom and click the “cached” page. This world for anytime a website is down, the website no longer exist, or in our current case, to not visit actual Reddit.

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          1 year ago

          Omg I could kiss you. Reddit has been an excellent bullshit filter for google but the blackouts made it tough.