NotNotFound

NotNotFound is a Chrome extension developed by NotNotFound. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of NotNotFound is 1.3, updated on 2014-05-19.
313 users have installed this extension. 18 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
developer website: notnotfound.com

NotNotFound

TL;DR: This app helps find a web page when it cannot be found on the original site.

NotNotFound (NNF) automatically redirects you to a cached version of a webpage when you encounter any error while browsing the web. 404 Not Found, server errors, and other web interruptions won't stop you from finding the content that you need.
Our Recursive Cache System currently checks through Google Cache, Archive.org Database, and The Coral CDN.

Development Goals:
-webcitation.org cache lookup
-ability to exclude a page/domain from the extension
-automatic bing.com cache lookup
-automatic gigablast.com cache lookup
-suggest related pages if site cannot be found in any cache
-development of an extension for Firefox, IE, Safari, and Opera

Version History
1.3
Simple code is better.

Version History
1.2
Fixes url encoding bug

1.1
Offloads cache availability checks to our servers
Fixes back button issues when the cached page loads

Version History
0.49
Small coding improvements

0.48
Recursively Searches Archive.org from newest to oldest documents in cache

0.47
Coding Improvements

0.45
Removed cache look-up for authorization pages (401 Unauthorized)

0.4
Fixed bug affecting users browsing Google cache / archive.org

0.3
Initial Release

Why do we need to access "Your data on all websites"?
We look for http headers to check to see when you reach a page with a 404 or other errors. This is the only content that we access while you are browsing the web. We use header and title information to guide you through the caches once you reach a page with errors. The sites you visit and their content are not recorded by this addon.
Additionally, if you're visiting a secure (https) website, we won't be interrupting your web requests, error or not.