I feel changes like this are incrementally making the Web "theirs" and not "ours".
Separately, someone replied on here to me, a few months ago, that archive.org's policy for respecting -- or not -- robots.txt was in the process of changing.
I don't think that putting up a robots.txt policy should be able to retroactively remove from archive what was previously public. All the more so when the domain in question has changed hands.
But I expect this nonsense to continue. So, I only trust local copies.
Unfortunately, for me, killing the Scrapbook extension made them less convenient to collect.