The homepages
Click a page to read its story.
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adobe.com in November 2017: the same light installation and “What’s next. Now.” for the next Creative Cloud.
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AOL in June 2017: a left menu, a lead story slider and “MAKE AOL MY HOMEPAGE”.
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“This is 7.”
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“Welcome to BBC.com” in February 2017: the lead tile, Trump picks Neil Gorsuch, is labeled US & Canada.
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Best Buy in June 2017: “GREAT DEALS ON APPLE DEVICES” and “Your shopping history is empty. Let’s fix that.”
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Overwatch art in Blizzard's blue layout, with news that Bungie's Destiny 2 is coming to Battle.net.
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disney.com in June 2017: Lightning McQueen in a Cars “Quiz Pit Stop” banner above entertainment cards.
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GameFAQs homepage: today's Featured Content mixes small game thumbnails and a featured article above the game charts.
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GameSpot's 2017 homepage: A GameSpot Stage Day Three banner makes the E3 broadcast the main homepage feature.
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Outlook.com’s blue “Organize your world” band, with no password box on the first screen.
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Jessica Chastain and The Zookeeper’s Wife fill all three opening video tiles.
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LEGO.com in June 2017: a NEXO KNIGHTS scene above a yellow What’s New row.
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Lycos in June 2017: San Francisco at dusk behind the logo and search box, with a “The World News” strip below.
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“Meet the new Surface Pro.”
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MSN.com in June 2017: a plain page with a black bar and Today, News and Entertainment columns, possibly the version for older browsers.
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Nintendo’s homepage in June 2017: the white-on-red logo and a red “Nintendo Spotlight E3 2017” stage, with Nintendo Switch first in the menu.
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Nokia's homepage in June 2017: “OZO Reality - our vision for the future of VR is here today”, with Phones back in the menu.
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NYTimes.com in June 2017: a big swimming photo in the lead and “Play Today's Puzzle” on the right.
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The 1996 Space Jam starfield: eleven planet, rocket and ring links around the logo, at warnerbros.com/archive.
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theguardian.com in March 2017: the blue responsive masthead above Article 50 coverage.
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Walmart.com in June 2017: a browser title promising free 2-day shipping and a banner caught between two slides, one about $250 billion and 1 million jobs.
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Yahoo in June 2017: a row of section links replaces the left column; stories count “people reacting”.
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EA's full-width hero of 2017: armored flyers over mountains and one button, “Enter The Wilds”.
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eBay in June 2017: a full-width “Get Set for Summer” banner and Popular Destinations in circles.
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Nick.com in November 2017: rows of cards on orange, round character faces and a green “DO NOT TOUCH” button.
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“Disability Customer Support” in the header.
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Ask.com in June 2017: a lone search box (no logo in this capture) and “© 2017 IAC Publishing, LLC”.
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Cartoon Network’s June 2017 homepage: the GAMES section led by the Powerpuff Girls in Morning Mayhem.
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Craigslist’s SF bay area page in June 2017: a language menu, a “nearby cl” column and personals in the left column.
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ESPN.com in June 2017: Quick Links, “Live leaderboard: Fowler goes low at U.S. Open” and video frames that render blank.
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Expedia's dark search form with a Discover tab, “Save up to $603” and double points on the app.
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Google in March 2017: the sans-serif logo, Gmail and Images at the top right and a grey footer strip.
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ICQ.com’s Windows page in June 2017: a desktop chat screenshot and encrypted video calls.
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IGN in October 2017: Pennywise drawn in anime style leads the carousel; an empty archived ad band sits above it.
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IKEA’s US homepage in May 2017: recall links under the menu and “Get this month’s top deals” with 15% off sofas for IKEA FAMILY members.
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Newgrounds in June 2017: a supporter bar, “We're 15 people from our target today”, above a Dino Melt promotion.
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A Nike LunarEpic Flyknit 2 shoe leads Nike's homepage.
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US PlayStation homepage, June 2017: “PLAYSTATION AT E3 2017” in glowing button symbols above a $249.99 gold PS4.
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Pokémon.com on January 1, 2017: Sun and Moon “Available now!” and new Pokémon coming to Pokémon GO.
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Winamp homepage in 2017: this capture retains the grayscale llama landing page, with the download section in bright orange.
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Blogger’s cooking-themed rotating hero leads into design and domain panels; the archived header wordmark is missing.
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Napster’s People-Powered Music homepage puts a blue trial button over portraits.
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A wall of posters.
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PayPal in February 2017: the white line-drawing homepage with “Join 188+ million people who use PayPal”, as in October 2016.
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Senate Republicans walk tightrope on health care heads a three-column layout.
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DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2017: What’s Hot artwork and an Overwatch Anniversary Celebration band
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RuneScape's panorama homepage in its third year with “Join the world's largest free MMORPG game*”.
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Miniclip’s 2017 homepage: a burgundy Ocopoco takeover offering shirts and hats, around Color Switch Challenges.
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Wikipedia in June 2017: a “Read Wikipedia in your language” button replaces the long list, with an apps box and a grid of sister projects.
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Xbox.com in June 2017: a dark circuit-board picture for E3, with Xbox One X new in the Consoles menu’s code.
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AddictingGames.com in June 2017: the sectioned black catalogue with a mobile games row.
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Steam’s homepage in June 2017: “Featured & Recommended” with Grand Theft Auto V in the carousel and special offers below.
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Skype homepage: “Skype keeps the world talking, for free”, with a tile that mentions Highlights.
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A red Tesla Model S: “Longest Range Electric Vehicle”; the footer still says Tesla Motors.
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Digg in June 2017: one lead story and three cards, with “Donald Trump” in the row of sections.
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Facebook on January 1, 2017: a green “Create Account” button under “It’s free and always will be.”
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Orkut's 2017 landing page carries the founder's letter below language links and the earlier thin wordmark.
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Club Penguin’s homepage on January 1, 2017, three months before the original game closed: the welcome picture, PLAY NOW! and Unlock Items.
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Etsy keeps “Whoever you are, find whatever you're into”, now over a photo of rings.
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HuffPost in May 2017, a week after the rebrand: a bold italic HUFFPOST between two mint slashes in a black header.
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LinkedIn in June 2017: the dark wall of faces, now under the browser title “LinkedIn: Log In or Sign Up”.
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Reddit in June 2017: after the MY SUBREDDITS menu the community strip begins with “POPULAR”, and scores are rounded to “18.6k”.
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Roblox’s homepage in December 2017: the new solid red wordmark with square O’s above the roller coaster and sign-up form.
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WordPress.com uses a blue hero and a 28% claim about WordPress software, with Business plugins and themes below.
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“Trending” heads the rows; this June capture still has the logo from before the August redesign.
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Kongregate's 2017 homepage: a Wartune promotion spans the header above the new-game tiles and highest-rated lists.
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Spotify in June 2017: “3 months of Premium for $0.99.” on a coral gradient, with carousel arrows.
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Twitter in June 2017: a pink “What’s happening?” header, Moments and a yellow privacy-policy banner.
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Zillow.com in June 2017: “Find your way home”, a “Be ready to buy” lender banner and San Francisco’s most recently built homes.
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A white page, “Anywhere” in search and tabs for homes and experiences.
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Dropbox.com in June 2017: “Boost productivity with Dropbox Business” over a photo of hands on a laptop.
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Tumblr in February 2017: full-screen illustration, “Come for what you love. Stay for what you discover.” and a blue “Get Started” button.
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GitHub in June 2017: “Built for developers” on dark gray, with the sign-up form in a white card.
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Stack Overflow in June 2017: “Join the Stack Overflow Community”, 7.3 million programmers, a new top bar.
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Bing in March 2017: a trumpeter in New Orleans and a “Hear the homepage” tip for the page's audio.
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Minecraft’s homepage in June 2017: a wide game scene, “Buy Minecraft for PC/Mac - available from $26.95”, and cards for Realms, Add-Ons and Marketplace.
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SoundCloud’s homepage in October 2017: “Connect on SoundCloud” over a purple striped photo, with Sign up for free and a search box.
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Instagram.com in August 2017: the sign-up form beside a phone showing a photo of an orange succulent in the editing screen.
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“Welcome to Pinterest. The world's catalog of ideas.”
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Twitch.tv in April 2017: a blue Twitch Prime bar, an embed error in the player and an IRL tile among Featured Games.
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Discord's 2017 homepage repeats the Blurple device illustration; the replay misses its download buttons.
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OpenAI’s homepage in June 2017: the blossom, “Discovering and enacting the path to safe artificial general intelligence.” and a cover for OpenAI Baselines, No. 5.
One capture per site from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, checked by eye. What a capture shows is what the archive kept that day: some images and scripts are missing.
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