"Google Officially Retires Cached Webpages from Search Results"

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Google has officially retired the "cached" link feature in its search results, which allowed users to access slightly older versions of webpages captured by Google. The feature has been appearing less often in search results over the past few months, and Google's Search Liaison Danny Sullivan confirmed its removal on Twitter. While the "cached" link can still be accessed using the operator "cache:[insert URL]" for now, this functionality is also being removed soon. Sullivan suggested a potential future replacement with a link to The Internet Archive's capture of a webpage.
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