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@@ -16,5 +16,11 @@ WaybackProxy is a HTTP proxy that sends all requests through the [Internet Archi
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## Known issues and limitations
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## Known issues and limitations
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-* The Wayback Machine itself is not 100% reliable, especially when it comes to images on archived pages.
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+* The Wayback Machine itself is not 100% reliable. Known issues include:
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+ * Pages newer than the specified date (setting a specific YYYYMMDD date instead of a wider YYYYMM or YYYY helps with that);
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+ * Random broken images;
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+ * Strange 404 errors caused by bad server responses or incorrect URL capitalization at archival time;
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+ * Infinite redirect loops;
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+ * Server errors when it's having a bad day.
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+* WaybackProxy will work around some redirection scripts (example: `http://example.com/redirect?to=http://...`) which are not archived by the Wayback Machine, but the destination URLs might not be archived as well.
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* WaybackProxy is not a generic proxy. The POST and CONNECT methods are not implemented.
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* WaybackProxy is not a generic proxy. The POST and CONNECT methods are not implemented.
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RichardG867