The homepages
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adobe.com in June 2021: “All together now.” beside a colorful collage on pale blue, with a Start free trial button.
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AOL in October 2021: the lead slider and a Latest Politics News column.
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“Store” is back first in the menu; the iMac says “Say hello.”
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“Welcome to BBC.com” in June 2021: a tile grid led by Gaza, News and Sport rows and a Reel row of videos.
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Best Buy in June 2021: “The Bigger Deal.” on yellow with a grid of round category icons.
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“Hearthstone goodies + mount and toy” with a six-month World of Warcraft subscription on Blizzard's homepage.
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disney.com in June 2021: Loki, now streaming on Disney+, with Stream Now and Watch Trailer buttons.
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GameFAQs homepage: the help block and four First Time Here links remain above the featured list, board topics and GameSpot news.
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GameSpot's 2021 homepage: The E3 2021 recap leads a white homepage with a compact outline wordmark and story tiles.
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Outlook’s photo of a woman with a phone at night; the headline is missing in the replay.
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Shadow and Bone is the large video; three smaller videos wait in an Up next column.
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Lycos in June 2021: the San Francisco skyline page with a “Lycos SWAG” link.
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McDonald's U.S. homepage: “BTS x McDonald's Merch” and an “Order Now” button in the top bar.
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Xbox deals; a free shopping appointment for Surface Laptop 4.
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Nintendo’s homepage in March 2021: a search bar, a Games, Hardware, News & Events menu and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury.
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Nokia's homepage in June 2021: Nokia flags and “Creating technology that helps the world act together”.
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NYTimes.com in October 2021: section links above a climate-policy headline and a large photograph of Joe Manchin.
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theguardian.com in September 2021: the masthead adds “For 200 years”; several image areas are blank grey in this capture.
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Walmart.com in June 2021: “Get it by Father’s Day!” and a pickup tile already set to a store at 1400 Hilltop Mall Rd, Richmond.
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Yahoo in June 2021: COVID-19 and Yahoo Plus in the menu, and the Senate's Juneteenth vote as the lead story.
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EA's homepage with a red Electronic Arts wordmark and an F1 2021 takeover.
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eBay in June 2021: “Deals that'll blow you away” and “A message to our community about COVID-19”.
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Nick.com in June 2021: Danger Force at the top of the purple page.
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Mother's Day cards.
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Ask.com in June 2021: “Should You Care About the Streaming Wars?” leads among culture and travel stories.
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Cartoon Network’s June 2021 homepage: UNLOCKED FULL EPISODES at the top, led by Teen Titans Go!
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Craigslist’s SF bay area page in May 2021: “craigslist app” and “privacy policy” marked “new”.
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ESPN.com in June 2021: the Nets and Bucks in the top story, EURO 2020 and Tokyo Olympics links on the left; some video cards render blank.
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A white Expedia search card on a beach photo, Stays first, under a Travel Advisory about call volumes.
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Google in April 2021: “Discover Black innovators and their contributions in electronic music” and “Carbon neutral since 2007”.
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ICQ.com in June 2021: the black ICQ New page with desktop download buttons.
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IGN in June 2021: Today's Top Stories, Popular Nintendo News and E3 grids; some thumbnails are blank in this capture.
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IKEA’s US homepage in June 2021: “Updates on safe shopping in our stores” and a green kitchen card.
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Newgrounds in June 2021: “Our goal is for Newgrounds to be ad free for everyone!” over a Summer Animation Jam banner.
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Nike's illustrated Father's Day campaign: “Dad's Still Got It”.
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Pokémon.com in January 2021: Winter Fest under a white icon menu.
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Winamp homepage in 2021: the late-year redesign replaces the llama download page with a new white wordmark and a vivid Set the tone gradient.
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Blogger’s rotating hero shows a green family sample blog; the archived header wordmark is missing.
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Napster’s purple Play More homepage pairs a large phone with a yellow trial button.
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“Get Started”: the free month is gone.
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PayPal in April 2021: drawn hands holding a phone and “Send money and shop with one easy account”.
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What the JBS cyberattack means for your meat supply heads the left column.
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DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2021: a dark Home feed of edge-to-edge artwork cards
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RuneScape's splash page with Create Account and Download under the panorama.
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Habbo's 2021 capture repeats the May 2018 news panel from the saved copy.
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Miniclip’s 2021 homepage: a Head Ball 2 takeover and an 8 Ball Pool 10th anniversary celebration in the feature box.
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Wikipedia in June 2021: the same portal, with English at “6 312 000+” articles.
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Xbox.com in June 2021: a 20th-anniversary emblem in the top bar and Xbox and Bethesda’s June games event.
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AddictingGames.com in June 2021: large colorful popular-game tiles and a smaller New Games row.
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Steam’s homepage in November 2021: a red Halloween Sale banner above a Rust Halloween Sale promotion.
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BTS leads Last.fm’s Spiking Artists display; several artist portraits are missing and the all-time counter is unpopulated.
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Skype homepage: Meet Now, “Create video calls with friends and family with one click!”
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A house with solar panels on its roof leads Tesla’s homepage; no car on the first screen.
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Digg in June 2021: “Explore” and “Merch” at the top left and a large lab photograph for “The Lab Leak Theory Doesn’t Hold Up”.
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Facebook in February 2021: the wordmark and login card, with “Facebook © 2021” in the footer.
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Orkut's 2021 landing page still points visitors toward hello beneath the two-name banner.
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Etsy's “Handcrafted creations, made in the US.” band with round category photos.
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HuffPost in 2021: heavy, underlined black capitals three lines deep under the black masthead.
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LinkedIn in June 2021: a sign-in form beside a new drawing, a man with a laptop in front of a shelf with a guitar.
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Reddit in June 2021: “Welcome to Reddit, the front page of the internet.” and a reddit premium box in the sidebar.
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Roblox’s homepage on January 1, 2021: the white sign-up card over the diagonal game-cover collage.
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WordPress.com replaces the percentage headline with a website-builder pitch above desktop and mobile previews.
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Larger video tiles, topic chips and MrBeast’s “Make THIS Shot, Win $300,000”.
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Kongregate's 2021 homepage: a Bit Heroes promotion leads the Featured Games grid and continuing game catalogue.
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Spotify’s US page in May 2021: a mint “Get 3 months of Premium for free” banner above a blue “Listening is everything” band.
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Twitter in June 2021: “Happening now” beside a collage of the bird, with a cookie notice across the bottom.
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Zillow.com in June 2021: “Change starts here” over a family unloading a moving truck, under a “Rates are near historic lows” banner.
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“Not sure where to go? Perfect.” and “I’m flexible” in a forest scene.
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Dropbox.com in March 2021: “Keep life organized and work moving”, ending “all in one place”, above a library photo.
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Tumblr in February 2021: red glitch art behind the buttons and “California Privacy Notice” in the footer.
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GitHub in June 2021: “Where the world builds software”, a glowing globe, Mona the Octocat in a space suit and “65+ million” developers.
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Hulu’s homepage in June 2021: a big green hulu logo over posters, with a “Select Your Plan” box of “TRY FOR $0” buttons over the top in this replay.
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Stack Overflow in June 2021: a dark page, “Every developer has a tab open to Stack Overflow”, and four counters.
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Bing in October 2021: “Microsoft Bing” in the corner and a container ship off San Pedro, California.
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Minecraft’s homepage in June 2021: the same “Welcome to Minecraft” card above Explore Minecraft Games.
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Instagram.com in February 2021: the log-in form and phone, with topics such as Beauty and Fitness in the footer.
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No box: “Get your next green thumb idea”.
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Discord's “Imagine a place...” homepage with the new logo: Clyde without the speech bubble.
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OpenAI’s homepage in June 2021: a full-screen gradient and an API that “serves millions of production requests each day”; some project tiles did not load in this replay.
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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