Awesome tool! Sadly it neglects to archive the figures, where the data is displayed. I recently read of a way to transform images to text and back, an ancient tool that underlay Usenet.
I tried to use archive.today again and continue to refuse to believe it is gone, even though it wasn't there to archive the site I tried to send it. This looks like a great tool, but accomodation for data, for charts and figures, must be made or much of the value of published science will not be preserved. I deeply appreciate you sharing it with me, as my despair over the destruction of archive.today continued unabated until now.
Thanks!
Edit: Gah! What do I do when it does this?
❌ Content extraction failed: Readability.js could not extract content
Here is the site I tried to ArcHive, in case it makes a difference.