>>/10686/
LiveJournal had an application that allowed you to download stuff but I am not sure if it is still supported and I am not sure if it was just for archiving your own domain. Blogger, I'll have to check but I've always heard blogger was inconvenient/hard to deal with in that regard.

Look at  >>/10367/. I have hardly used grab-site, can it just grab subdomains? That would make it trivially easy (in theory). If the site is "static" enough wget should work but you'll need to make sure to include the domain where files are stored (external hosting might be a problem). htrack handled this better with how it's filters work, though you'd still have to include each domain (I think). So photobocket and like. Eh... If you anypony ends up using httrack I'll put examples up then. Brain has been fried with whatever my mystery sickness/issue is. 

 >>/10689/
Historical context of paper? How did it get into your possession? I always liked old fonts like that. 

 >>/10682/ 
> Palemoon

Endchan is, should be, one of the place where palemoon's refusal to go the way of Chromium wouldn't have much of an impact.  

That reminds me. I have been wanting  to get my hands dirty compiling that from source. 

I am posting from plain old Tor Browser. 

Image from:https://twibooru.org/339972
RPers and OC on LiveJournal (and the even obscurer Dreamwidth and Insane Journal) I imagine is pretty haphazardly achieved, if at all, and is at risk of being forgotten.