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DOMDOM finds sites
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DOMDOM collects website addresses (links) from visited web pages, including search engines results pages.
It then sorts it by the TLD (e.g.: .com, co.uk, .org, .net etc.)
All links are stored inside the browser storage.
DOMDOM quickly collects hundreds of new sites.
Suggestions on how to use:
1. Browse the internet normally.
2. SEE what you already have (like in the screenshots attached).
3. ARCHIVE (red button with "2xCLK" ) what you have collected.
4. Open the ARCHIVE (yellow button on the left upon hover).
It will ask to save the DOMDOM.txt file with all the links to your disk.
The links are sorted by the TLD and the DATE on which it was added to the ARCHIVE.
5. Work with the sites from the ARCHIVE
e.g.: Go to https://domdom.live and open the links with it.
6. Repeat from 1. to 5. When you then add new links to the ARCHIVE, a new file with ALL the links, the new ones and the old ones will be saved to your disk.
In the new DOMDOM.txt file recognize the difference between the new links and the old ones by the DATE it was added to the ARCHIVE, e.g.: the older dates you have already worked with and the newer ones you have not worked with yet.
It works across the tabs within the same browser.
When you clear browsing history, the ARCHIVE and the recently collected links will be removed.