> If every method fails, fall back to an archived copy from archive.is.
What do you reckon is the reason that archive.is is most reliable? I've seen the same in the Magnolia1234 plugin. If all fails, fall back to archive.is. What are they doing that you or the Magnolia devs can't?
*I think it was Reddit.
Personally, I also suspect that archive.is is simply paying for subscriptions as a last resort, but I specifically wanted to know from OP. If they do, they do remove the "logged in" status. It always appears as "logged out" in the archived version. I wonder how far they go, whether they scrub watermarks and other identifiers.
e.g. https://archive.ph/8ZDI7 a page removed from original website, archive.org has paywall, but archive.is is somehow able to "archive" it paywallless