Hello , is there any way to get number of captures per year for a domain name ? (the wayback machine api only returns the snapshot )

I'm trying to embed an MS Dos game into my webpage using the embed code found on the game's archive page. However, the 'screen' inside the embed is positioned outside the iframe. I'm attaching an image: [Imgur](https://i.imgur.com/Y7UG5Nm.png) The #emulate element gets a margin-top: 114.5px applied to it so it appears out of bounds. If the margin-top is removed (via inspect element), it works correctly. How would one go about inspecting the source code? I would like to contribute a fix, if possible, unless your team wants to fix this. It would be great to be able to use any size embed (for example, the games run at 640×400px, not the 560×384px of the default embed). The player already adjusts to the size correctly, it's just the top margin that is computed incorrectly. If that was fixed, it would all work great, at least for Dosbox embed. I did run into different sizing problems with the ZX Spectrum embed for example, so the whole system might need a checkup. Let me know where to start, thank you.

Suppose I wanted to write an app for LMA access using my own REST calls (i.e., not using the py library provided). Are there any documentation examples of the structure? Really what I want (and no one seems to provide) is a non-browser app that works on Android, iOS and preferably Windows too that simply logs into LMA and has access to favorites/collections. This seems like it ought to be relatively simple if kept that way.

When embedding the BookReader as an iframe, are there any options or customizations? For example, I'd like to embed BookReader on web page "A" and customize the "full screen" button to go to URL (page "B") on my own domain -- rather than archive.org/stream/... -- and then on page "B" I'd like to embed the fully functional BookReader.

Are there any restrictions with using a custom web video player with archive hosted video files?