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Different Ways to See Deleted Reddit Posts

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Reddit is one of the most popular social news aggregation and discussion platform where people come together to share thoughts, ideas, stories, and information about various topics. However, sometimes, you may come across a deleted post while browsing the platform, which can be quite frustrating. But, don’t worry, there are several ways through which you can still access deleted Reddit posts.

1. Use Wayback Machine

Wayback Machine is an internet archive that stores a massive collection of web pages that date back to the early days of the internet. This powerful tool can help you access deleted Reddit posts as it crawls the internet and takes screenshots of web pages at regular intervals. All you have to do is visit the Wayback Machine website, enter the URL of the deleted Reddit post, and you can see the captured screenshot of the post.

2. Google cache

Google search engine stores a cache of web pages that it crawls, which can be accessed even if the original web page is removed or deleted. You can try searching for the deleted Reddit post on Google, and if it appears in the search results, click on the down arrow next to the URL to access the cached version of the post.

3. Use removeddit

Removeddit is a website that allows you to view deleted or removed Reddit posts. This tool works by accessing the cached version of the post and removing the elements on the page that indicate the post has been deleted. Simply enter the URL of the deleted post on the Removeddit website, and you will be able to view the post along with the comments and its upvote/downvote ratio.

4. Use ceddit

Ceddit is another tool that works in a similar way to Removeddit, enabling you to view deleted Reddit posts. This site allows you to view deleted posts or comments and provides you with the time and date of the deleted content. Simply enter the URL of the post or comment on the Ceddit website, and you’ll be taken to a very similar version of the original post, complete with comments, upvotes, downvotes, and everything else.

5. Use pushshift.io

Pushshift is an API that allows you to access historical and current Reddit data. It archives and indexes Reddit posts that are at least one year old and enables you to search for specific keywords, subreddits, or authors. With Pushshift, you can search for deleted Reddit posts and find them even if they have been removed from Reddit.

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