Google cache : info & question

[TaG]

For those that don't know, you can search google by prefixing your search with site:gp32x.de and when you get the answer you can you select the cache version whilst the site is down.

Now my question. If you've found an interesting topic how can you find the cache for the next/previous page?

 

[Kyosys]

either you try swapping the url, or just search the exact topic title and look for the cached version of page 2. Google might not have it, though

 

[atomicthumbs]

you don't need to, it's back up

 

[TaG]

either you try swapping the url, or just search the exact topic title and look for the cached version of page 2. Google might not have it, though

Its late... What do you mean by swapping the url? Maybe you could give an example.

Putting the exact title in got me only 2 of 3 pages.

Thanks atomicthumbs, I've already been back. I'm still asking as I'm trying to learn how to use this feature.

 

[sam fisher]

Maybe not all 3 pages have been indexed and cached by google?

 

[TaG]

Maybe not all 3 pages have been indexed and cached by google?

Good point - which I hadn't thought of. This goes back to June, so I suspect it had been cached though.

 

[javaJake]

Maybe not all 3 pages have been indexed and cached by google?

Good point - which I hadn't thought of. This goes back to June, so I suspect it had been cached though.

I also noticed that the cache uses IP addresses instead of "google.com" - perhaps the page is cached on another address?

 

[Kyosys]

Maybe not all 3 pages have been indexed and cached by google?

Good point - which I hadn't thought of. This goes back to June, so I suspect it had been cached though.

I also noticed that the cache uses IP addresses instead of "google.com" - perhaps the page is cached on another address?

That's just a security measure (They don't want javascript on their domain)