The homepages
Click a page to read its story.
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adobe.com in June 2018: a bear on a small tricycle and “Everyone’s got a dream. Bring yours to life.”
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AOL in October 2018: “Stay in the loop!” bar, left menu and lead slider.
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iPhone X: “Say hello to the future.”
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“Welcome to the BBC” in June 2018: “Customise your Homepage” and a sign-in line for weather and local news; many photos lower down are gray boxes.
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Best Buy in June 2018: the new logo with the name outside the yellow tag, and an E3 banner, “Bring home the hype.”
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Blizzard's wide carousel at www.blizzard.com: Hearthstone's “Something wicked this way comes”; the header logo doesn't load.
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disney.com in June 2018: an Incredibles 2 banner above a Shop Incredibles row with prices; the unavailable video module is folded away.
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GameFAQs homepage: the homepage now lives at gamefaqs.gamespot.com while retaining featured content, game charts and the daily poll.
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GameSpot's 2018 homepage: An E3 2018 hero, conference navigation and a bright highlights banner organize the page.
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Outlook.com: “Effortless email and calendar” among bright floating shapes.
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Westworld and two film trailers open above a list of renewed and canceled TV shows.
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LEGO.com in June 2018: a Solo: A Star Wars Story scene, with Shop first in the menu.
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Lycos in June 2018: a black-and-white New York skyline with the Statue of Liberty behind the search box.
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Xbox Game Pass and the Xbox Adaptive Controller.
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MSN.com in November 2018: “powered by Microsoft News”, weather for Longmont and a blue “Make MSN my homepage”.
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Nintendo’s homepage in June 2018: a red E3 stage, “News from Nintendo at E3”, above sale cards.
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Nokia's homepage in June 2018: the Nokia 3.1, “Your premium companion”, and “Nokia sells digital health business to Withings co-founder”.
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NYTimes.com in June 2018: a lead about tariffs and a large family photo in the middle column.
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The 1996 Space Jam starfield of planet links, still at warnerbros.com/archive/spacejam.
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theguardian.com in May 2018: The Guardian in black on two lines, five colored sections and “Make a contribution” in a black circle.
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Walmart.com in March 2018: “FREE 2-Day Shipping | No membership fee!” over a Samsung 4K TV slide.
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Yahoo in June 2018: a World Cup tab and a Spain–Portugal 3–3 scoreboard.
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EA's homepage with Cristiano Ronaldo selling a free 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia update.
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eBay in June 2018: “Tech Deals to Lift You Up” with a DJI drone, and an Under $10 tab.
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Nick.com in June 2018: game and episode cards under round character faces, with the DO NOT TOUCH button further down.
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Treasure Truck; Whole Foods in the footer.
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Ask.com in June 2018: a logo, a search box and footer links, 18 words of text in the whole page's code.
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Cartoon Network’s November 2018 homepage: JOIN THE MERRY MASHUP, an uncolored holiday drawing kids could color for TV.
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Craigslist’s SF bay area page in June 2018: no personals; services sits under community.
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ESPN.com in June 2018: “Subscribe Now” with ESPN+ and MLB.TV at the top of the left column.
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Expedia's search panel over blue mountains, with “Bundle and Save” and a Collections link.
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Google in April 2018: a plain search box with a soft shadow under the logo.
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ICQ.com’s Windows page in June 2018: a laptop screenshot and a footer that now says LLC Mail.Ru.
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IGN in June 2018: four tall illustrated cards replace the carousel, above “E3 2018 Is Over, but Not Our Coverage!”
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IKEA’s US homepage in May 2018: a slimmer menu bar, an IKEA Visa card offer and a MALM recall notice.
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Newgrounds in June 2018: a header wordmark without the tank, and a Bad Dream animation jam leads the page.
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Nike's homepage: an orange photo and “It’s Only A Crazy Dream Until You Do It”.
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US PlayStation homepage, June 2018: the E3 Experience 2018 banner on a starry sky above the PS4.
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Pokémon.com in January 2018: Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon and Pokémon GO gifts with a Santa-hat Pikachu.
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Winamp homepage in 2018: Winamp 5.8 returns as a free download on a white-and-orange page explaining that the official release follows a leaked build.
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Blogger’s cooking-themed hero retains the full-width colored panels; the archived header wordmark is missing.
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Napster’s blue-and-turquoise homepage divides personal listening from music for businesses.
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Posters again.
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PayPal in June 2018: two photos split into Personal and Business, then “Send money to friends and family.”
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A red BREAKING NEWS strip runs above the black navigation and three story columns.
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DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2018: Browse Popular 24 Hours, large artwork tiles beside the category list
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RuneScape's splash page: “The world's most popular free to play MMORPG*” and a Windows, Mac or Linux client.
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Habbo's blue landing page puts JOIN FOR FREE! above a May 2018 news item.
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Miniclip’s 2018 homepage: a green Football Strike takeover and a privacy policy update strip above the header.
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Wikipedia in June 2018: the 2017 portal, with English at “5 665 000+” articles.
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Xbox.com in June 2018: “Xbox Big Fun Deals - E3 Week” and a new row of six green icons.
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AddictingGames.com in June 2018: larger, evenly spaced tiles and a World Wars mobile promotion.
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Steam’s homepage in November 2018: an Artifact banner above the Featured & Recommended carousel with Darksiders III.
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Last.fm pairs a waveform with Ariana Grande; several artist photos, the all-time counter and lower news fail to load. Private listener cards are blurred.
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Myspace in February 2018: “Get an exclusive first look inside the Celebrity Big Brother house”, with TOP 8 in the menu.
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Skype homepage: thin black wordmark and “Join the millions talking on Skype”.
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Tesla Model S on a coastal road with pill buttons, above Model X and Model 3 panels.
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Digg in June 2018: one hero story over three cards, with “Donald Trump” still in the row of sections.
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Facebook on January 1, 2018: a yellow “update your browser” strip and a birthday pre-filled as December 31, 1992.
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Orkut's 2018 landing page pairs Orkut and hello network in a split banner above the founder's letter.
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clubpenguin.com in December 2018, redirected to Club Penguin Island: 3D penguins, “Waddle On Party” and a PLAY NOW button with a download arrow.
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Etsy's “Gift ideas as original as your dad.” and “Discover lists by creative people”.
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HuffPost in January 2018: the black header and a full-width photo splash, “LIVE: SHUTDOWN SCRAMBLE”.
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LinkedIn in June 2018: black-and-white photos around “We’re in it together” and a blue “Join for free” button.
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Reddit in September 2018: a “Welcome to Reddit.” cartoon banner, “BECOME A REDDITOR”, still on the old list design.
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Roblox’s homepage on January 1, 2018: the red wordmark, the roller coaster and the sign-up form, matching our December 2017 capture.
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WordPress.com updates the software-wide claim to 30% above the signup buttons.
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A red play icon before the wordmark; compact thumbnails in horizontal shelves.
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Kongregate's 2018 homepage: Realm Revolutions and Crusaders of the Lost Idols appear in Hot New Games; the promotion banner, which no longer plays back in the archive, is collapsed.
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Spotify in June 2018: the $0.99 Premium offer between carousel arrows; its footer code now lists Investors.
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Twitter in March 2018: a blue panel with three icons and “See what’s happening in the world right now” with a phone sign-up.
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Zillow.com in September 2018: the same search over a darkened house photo, a lender banner and San Francisco homes near “Great middle schools”.
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“Book unique homes and experiences.” over a fire-lookout photograph; later content appears below.
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Dropbox.com in June 2018: the new diamond logo in the top bar, above the 2017 headline and desk photo.
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Tumblr in February 2018: a portrait of an elderly man as the backdrop, “Get Started” and “Log In” buttons and the green “What is Tumblr?” bar.
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GitHub in June 2018: “Built for developers” and a “Thank you for 10 years” strip with a big silver 10.
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Hulu’s homepage in June 2018: “All Your TV In One Place”, plans from $7.99/month and a banner for the Hulu with Live TV beta.
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Stack Overflow in June 2018: a blue “Learn, Share, Build” sign-up hero above the list, with a menu on the left.
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Bing in March 2018: cacti on Isla del Pescado in Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni behind the search box.
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Minecraft’s homepage in December 2018: Update Aquatic, MINECON Earth and Minecraft: Dungeons cards under a Java Edition button priced €23.95.
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SoundCloud’s homepage in October 2018: “Connect on SoundCloud” over the striped photo, with “Explore our top 50” below.
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Instagram.com in June 2018: the sign-up form and two phones, with Directory, Profiles and Hashtags in the footer.
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“Find new ideas to try”, an Age field, and a red circle: “Pinterest helps you find ideas to try.”
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Twitch.tv in February 2018: a purple header with Browse, Get Desktop and Store; the Featured Games tiles are empty in the archive.
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Discord's homepage moves the gaming-device illustration onto a dark background, still against Skype and TeamSpeak.
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OpenAI’s homepage in June 2018: the split layout with a pastel cover for the OpenAI Charter, No. 13.
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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