The homepages
Click a page to read its story.
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adobe.com in June 2022: a white Creative Cloud symbol on a rainbow gradient and “Creative journeys start here.”
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AOL in June 2022: lead slider, video, a War in Ukraine column and the daily horoscope.
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iPhone 13 Pro: “Oh. So. Pro.”
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“Welcome to BBC.com” on February 1, 2022: the Sue Gray report leads the tiles, above News and Sport rows.
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Best Buy in June 2022: “Top Deals”, “Deal Mode Activated” and clearance and open-box deals.
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Blizzard's dark carousel announces an Overwatch 2 “Reveal event on June 16 at 10 AM PT” above Featured Games.
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disney.com in October 2022: “Your favorite Disney movies & series streaming anytime on Disney+” above a large travel picture.
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GameFAQs homepage: popular Board Topics and Today's Featured Top 10 sit beneath the help tools and daily poll.
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GameSpot's 2022 homepage: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and new game coverage fill the lead mosaic below compact navigation.
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Outlook’s photo hero and a white “Create free account” panel; the headline is missing in the replay.
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A Jurassic World Dominion cast interview occupies the main video tile.
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LEGO.com in November 2022: “Ooh la la!” over the Eiffel Tower set, with theme icons and bestselling sets below.
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Lycos in June 2022: the San Francisco skyline page, the dog logo and a search box.
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McDonald's U.S. homepage: “Free McNuggets® Now. Free McDonald's Later.” and MyMcDonald's Rewards.
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Microsoft 365 “for up to 6 people”; the tab says Cloud, Computers, Apps & Gaming.
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Nokia's homepage in June 2022: “Build a better world with #NoBoundaries” over a sunset.
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NYTimes.com in October 2022: “Combat Veterans, Eyeing House, Strike From the Right” over a large photo.
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theguardian.com in September 2022: a compact navy header above a large lead story in the container layout.
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Walmart.com on January 1, 2022: “Home essentials” over a bedroom photo, with “Richmond Store” and “San Francisco, 94118” in the top bar.
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Yahoo in June 2022: “Stories for you” with topic buttons and a tip to remove topics from the news feed.
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EA's homepage given to Battlefield 2042, Season 1 “Zero Hour”.
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eBay in June 2022: “Extra 15% off select summer essentials” and “eBay stands with Ukraine”.
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Nick.com in June 2022: the Nickelodeon Slime Cup under a row of round character faces.
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New title: “Spend less. Smile more.”
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Ask.com in June 2022: a TV & Movies lead and a Question of the Day quiz on which release has no multiverse.
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Cartoon Network’s December 2022 homepage: UNLOCKED FULL EPISODES with “A Doom Patrol Thanksgiving”.
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Craigslist’s SF bay area page in November 2022: the same blue grid, with “create a posting” on the left.
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ESPN.com in March 2022: “Bubble Watch 2022” in the three-column layout, with an MLB LOCKOUT section below.
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Expedia's “Traveling just got a little easier”: COVID-19 tests no longer required to re-enter the US.
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Google’s English homepage in June 2022: a rounded search box with a microphone and “Carbon neutral since 2007”.
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ICQ.com in June 2022: ICQ New on a dark page with the five-petal green flower.
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IGN in June 2022: an empty Overwatch 2 event slot above three feature cards and the Summer of Gaming schedule.
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IKEA’s US homepage in May 2022: “Hej! Log in or sign up” and the ENHET bathroom system.
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Newgrounds in June 2022: a large animated feature above featured movies and games, framed by character art.
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Nike's “Summer Sale: New Styles Added” homepage; Customize has left the top bar.
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US PlayStation homepage, June 2022: The Callisto Protocol, “Survive the horrors of Callisto”, above a row of promotional thumbnails.
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Pokémon.com in January 2022: a Sinnoh trainer’s guide and the New Year at My Pokémon Place.
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Winamp homepage in 2022: the white wordmark sits above an orange, yellow and purple gradient with the message Set the tone.
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Blogger changes the subtitle to “Create a unique and beautiful blog easily.”; the archived header wordmark is missing.
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Napster’s Music From Every Angle homepage uses diagonal music tiles and an outlined cat logo.
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An email box next to “Get Started”.
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PayPal in June 2022: the P monogram alone, “Shop. Send. Manage.”, a QR code and a phone with balance, crypto and rewards tiles.
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DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2022: a dark artwork feed under a rainbow-striped logo
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RuneScape's splash page keeps Create Account and Download under the panorama; PEGI badges appear in the footer.
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Habbo's 2022 capture repeats the May 2018 news panel from the saved copy.
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Miniclip.com in July 2022: a company homepage with 8 Ball Pool and Agar.io, “We are Miniclip” and 250 million players a month.
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Wikipedia in June 2022: the same portal, with English at “6 458 000+” articles and Polski last of the ten.
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AddictingGames.com in June 2022: the category strip and two rows of popular games.
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Steam’s homepage in June 2022: a pixel-art Steam Next Fest banner, “A celebration of upcoming games”, above Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.
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BTS leads Last.fm’s artist bubbles; the all-time counter and lower news carousel do not load.
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Myspace in February 2022: “The Black Keys Reveal 2022 Tour Dates With Band of Horses” on the first slide.
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Skype homepage: “Make free calls to Ukraine”, beside devices tinted in the colors of the Ukrainian flag.
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A red Tesla Model 3 on a pale road, under a link to Tesla’s 2021 Impact Report.
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Digg in June 2022: a centered logo, a row of sections from Popular to Relationships, and a large photo lead story.
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Facebook in February 2022: the same login card, with the footer copyright now reading “Meta © 2022”.
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Orkut's June 2022 landing page has a large magenta wordmark and a new letter about building something new.
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Etsy's Father's Day band and “Popular gifts right now” with star ratings and sale prices.
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HuffPost in 2022: an underlined black splash about Biden under the black header.
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LinkedIn in June 2022: the guitar-shelf drawing, a reddish-brown headline and topic buttons such as Remote and Work from Home.
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Reddit in December 2022: the new web app, “Dive into anything”, with feeds and topics in a left column.
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Roblox’s homepage on January 1, 2022: the sign-up card turns dark with a white Sign Up button; the wordmark keeps two square O’s.
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WordPress.com: a centered blue serif website-builder headline sits above a blue signup button and desktop and mobile site examples.
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A large tile grid and a YouTube Music banner: “RELEASED this week!”
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Kongregate's 2022 homepage: a Forge of Empires promotion leads Featured Games within the red-header catalogue layout.
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Spotify in June 2022: “Listening is everything” in huge green letters on blue, and one “GET SPOTIFY FREE” button.
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Twitter in June 2022: “Happening now” in a narrow column, a Sign up with Apple button and the collage in a band below.
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Zillow.com in June 2022: “Find it. Tour it. Own it.” over two people on a porch, with Buy, Sell and Rent cards.
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Category icons, including Design, Cabins and OMG!, over a listing grid.
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Dropbox.com in December 2022: a dark page with “Join over 700 million registered users who trust Dropbox”.
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Tumblr in February 2022: a flat navy page, “Make stuff, look at stuff, talk about stuff, find your people.” and Google and Apple sign-in buttons.
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GitHub in June 2022: the globe design again, with counters at “83+ million” developers and “90%” of the Fortune 100.
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Hulu’s homepage in June 2022: hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ logos over a poster wall and a “GET THE DISNEY BUNDLE” button.
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Stack Overflow in June 2022: the dark “Every developer has a tab open” page with two speech bubbles.
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Bing in October 2022: a southern right whale's tail off Argentina, in the version Bing served to its Finnish market.
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Minecraft’s homepage in June 2022: a smoother wordmark centered in a black bar, a Get Minecraft button and a strip about Minecraft Legends.
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Instagram.com in June 2022: a phone with a direct-message thread ending “Reels just keep getting better”, beside the log-in form.
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The same rotating headline, on another slide: weeknight dinner.
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Discord's “Imagine a place...” homepage, with illustrated channels such as study-group and pet-photos.
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OpenAI’s homepage on ChatGPT’s launch day (November 30, 2022, San Francisco time): DALL·E Outpainting on top, ChatGPT first under Featured in the footer.
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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