The homepages
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AOL in June 2024: Elections 2024 in the menu, Popular Video and Latest News under the lead.
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iPhone 15 Pro; “Vision” joins the menu.
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The BBC homepage in June 2024: a white page, centered BBC blocks, sections from Home to Live, and Register and Sign In.
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Best Buy in June 2024: a 3-Day Sale with Father’s Day gifts, “No rainchecks.” and a “Yes, Best Buy Sells That” link.
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“The War Within arrives August 26” on Blizzard's homepage, above Featured Games.
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disney.com in June 2024: Inside Out 2, “now playing only in theaters!”, with ticket buttons.
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GameFAQs homepage: the help-and-community layout continues with board topics at left and featured lists and new submissions at right.
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GameSpot's 2024 homepage: A John Wick-style movie list and Enotria: The Last Song lead the familiar white mosaic and rows of smaller stories.
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“Microsoft Outlook (formerly Hotmail)” in the browser title of a cream Outlook product page.
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A video about popular Korean dramas leads the same black layout and video queue.
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LEGO.com in June 2024: a LEGO City truck, and “Join LEGO® Insiders” in the header.
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Lycos in June 2024: the San Francisco skyline page, with Mount Vernon in the weather corner.
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McDonald's U.S. homepage: “Try New Savory Chili WcDonald's Sauce”.
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Copilot in the top bar, and a Copilot+ PC.
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Nintendo’s US homepage in June 2024: “MEGA EXTREME FUN SALE”, a sale that “ends 6/16”.
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Nokia's homepage in June 2024: “The AI revolution is underway”.
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NYTimes.com in June 2024: a menu with Games, Cooking, Wirecutter and The Athletic under the masthead.
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theguardian.com in September 2024: the white stacked masthead above an image-led news grid.
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Walmart.com in June 2024: “To Dad, in time” under a countdown to Walmart+ Week.
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Yahoo in October 2024: a slim header with “Search the web”, News, Finance, Sports, More, Mail and Sign in.
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eBay in June 2024: a black “Save 15% on your next treasures” banner and a row of trending sneakers.
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Nick.com in June 2024: the full Nickelodeon name in the logo, with “It's Slime to make your picks!”
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Delivering to San Francisco 94102.
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Ask.com in June 2024: a lead story about celebrities' unusual pets and the same home security quiz as 2023.
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The Max Cartoon Network page that cartoonnetwork.com led to after the US site closed, August 2024: “Plans start at $9.99/month.”
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Craigslist’s SF bay area page in May 2024: a purple peace sign beside the blue wordmark and a green “post an ad”.
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ESPN.com in June 2024: ESPN BET beside ESPN+ in the top bar and a betting line above the Stanley Cup Final story.
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Expedia's “Where to?” search, a One Key Member Prices banner and “Go beyond your typical stay” cards.
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Google’s English homepage in June 2024: a microphone and a camera icon in the search box.
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ICQ.com in October 2024: “Service stopped working”, with links to VK Messenger and VK WorkSpace.
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IKEA’s US homepage in May 2024: a row of category icons and an outdoor sale.
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Newgrounds in June 2024: an animation preview over the movie grid in a colorful character-art skin.
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US PlayStation homepage, September 2024: the PS5 Pro, “Witness Play Unleashed™”, with a 30th-anniversary tile in the row below.
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Pokémon.com in March 2024: Pokémon Day 2024 Pokémon Presents, Legends: Z-A and TCG Pocket.
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Winamp homepage in 2024: a white artist-tools homepage asks “What's next!” beside slanted photographs of listeners; this is the root homepage, not the Fanzone player.
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Blogger’s red cooking sample blog leads into design and domain panels; the archived header wordmark is missing.
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Napster’s homepage says The Music Service for Music Fans over music artwork, with more product panels below.
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“Starts at $6.99.”
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PayPal in June 2024: “Join PayPal. Earn a sweet $20 cash back.” and a photo of a woman jumping on a couch.
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TRUMP RETAKES POWER spans the page; a CNN Shorts column stands on the right.
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DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2024: a purple “DreamUp AI Art” button in the header above the artwork mosaic
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The two-game RuneScape portal with Find Out More and Play Now Free for RuneScape and Old School.
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Habbo's June 2024 homepage has COLLECTIBLES navigation and a Donnie Santini news card.
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Miniclip’s 2024 homepage: the recruitment slide again, with news of FuturLab joining the Miniclip Group.
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Wikipedia in June 2024: each count is written in its language’s own number style, such as “1.938.000+” and “۹۹۵٬۰۰۰+”.
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Friendster returns with a blue smiley, a circle of faces and an early-access email field.
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Steam’s homepage in June 2024: a blue Steam Next Fest banner, June 10 - 17, above Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX.
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Taylor Swift leads Last.fm’s dark artist-bubble display; the all-time counter is unpopulated.
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Skype homepage: “Celebrating Skype’s 20 Year Journey”.
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Two Tesla Model 3s under “1.99% APR Financing”, with Order Now and Demo Drive.
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Digg in June 2024: the newsletter banner, a centered logo and sections such as “Data Viz” and “One Main Character”.
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Facebook in March 2024: the login card, with Meta Store, Meta Quest and Imagine with Meta AI in the footer.
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Orkut's 2024 landing page pairs the large magenta logo with language links and the founder's letter.
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Etsy's green “Back-to-school savings” banner, trend circles and a Gift Mode icon in the header.
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HuffPost in November 2024: a white header, an election predictions banner for “HuffPosters” and a “SUPPORT US” button.
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LinkedIn in June 2024: a “Continue with Google” button and “Explore collaborative articles” under the guitar-shelf drawing.
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Reddit in March 2024: the orange wordmark, trending tiles and a left menu of topics in the new app.
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Roblox’s homepage on January 1, 2024: the dark sign-up card, with PlayStation and Meta Quest badges in the store row.
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WordPress.com: WordPress Without Limits leads a blue hero with layered editing screenshots.
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A YouTube TV advert above “Try searching to get started”; no video recommendations.
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Kongregate's 2024 homepage: a white pixel-style wordmark and wide horizontal game shelves replace the narrow old columns; the top banner, which no longer plays back in the archive, is collapsed.
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X in March 2024 at twitter.com: a small black X, “Happening now” and “Join today.” in a narrow column.
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Expanded search, categories including Icons, and Guest favorite badges.
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Dropbox.com in June 2024: the 700 million headline with an e-mail sign-up field under it.
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Tumblr on January 1, 2024: a left-hand menu, tabs from “Today” to “Answer Time” and a purple “Join over 100 million people” bar.
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GitHub in June 2024: “Let’s build from here” and “The world’s leading AI-powered developer platform.” on a black page.
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Hulu’s homepage in June 2024: Disney Bundle Duo Basic at $9.99/month, Trio Basic at $14.99/month and a “Build the plan” bar.
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Stack Overflow in June 2024: the dark landing page with “OverflowAI” in the top menu.
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Bing in March 2024: a Copilot button beside the search box and a red squirrel leaping for leap day.
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Minecraft’s homepage in June 2024: an edge-to-edge carousel slide, “Daring adventures!”, above Discover Our Games.
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The same rotating headline: home decor; Today, Watch and Explore in the top bar.
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Discord's homepage returns to games: “Group chat that’s all fun & games” over a blue 3D scene.
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OpenAI’s homepage in May 2024: a pastel Spring Update card introducing GPT-4o, above rows for ChatGPT, Research and For Business.
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