The homepages
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- aol.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
AOL in June 2025: a yellow bar, a capital AOL logo and a “Sign in” button with a waving figure.
- apple.com – 2025Jun 2, 2025
“Meet the iPhone 16 family.”
- bbc.co.uk – 2025Feb 1, 2025
The BBC homepage in February 2025: centered BBC blocks with Register and Sign In, below an empty band at the top.
- bestbuy.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Best Buy in June 2025: “Super tech for super dads” over a row of round category icons.
- blizzard.com – 2025Sep 1, 2025
World of Warcraft: Midnight, “Adventure is calling you home”, on Blizzard's homepage carousel.
- disney.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
disney.com in June 2025: Lilo & Stitch, “now playing only in theaters!”, above a row of character and entertainment cards.
- gamefaqs.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
GameFAQs homepage: the platform navigation includes Switch 2 above the familiar help block, poll, board topics and new content.
- gamespot.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
GameSpot's 2025 homepage: The best shooters of 2025 and The Witcher 3 mods lead the image grid under compact navigation.
- hotmail.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Outlook product page: “Outlook for everyday email and calendars” beside floating inbox previews.
- imdb.com – 2025Oct 1, 2025
The Gen V Season 2 cast plays a game in the main video tile.
- lego.com – 2025Dec 1, 2025
LEGO.com on December 1, 2025: “There's still time to order!” above holiday gift categories.
- lycos.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Lycos in June 2025: the San Francisco skyline page with Lycos SWAG, Tripod and Angelfire links.
- mcdonalds.com – 2025Jan 15, 2025
McDonald's U.S. homepage: “Wanna save $$? Meet McValue™”, under a terms notice.
- microsoft.com – 2025Mar 1, 2025
The tab starts with “AI”.
- nokia.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Nokia's homepage in June 2025: “Welcome to a new era of Nokia optical innovation – now infinera times faster”.
- nytimes.com – 2025Oct 15, 2025
NYTimes.com in October 2025: a Venezuela story and a large photo lead the archived copy, which renders partly unstyled.
- theguardian.com – 2025Sep 1, 2025
theguardian.com in September 2025: “Fund the free press with $5 per month”, an Edition menu and the Australian edition’s topics.
- walmart.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Walmart.com in June 2025: a white logo on a brighter blue header, “How do you want your items?” and “Suncare is self-care”.
- yahoo.com – 2025Apr 1, 2025
Yahoo in April 2025: the slim header, a tariff story in the lead and Trending Now.
- ea.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
EA's homepage with an EA Play × EA SPORTS FC 25 banner and the blue EA roundel.
- ebay.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
eBay in June 2025: eBay Live as the first tab, and “Build an elite collection” with Lego, coins and comic books.
- nick.com – 2025Nov 15, 2025
Nick.com in November 2025: an orange page with “CATCH PAW PATROL WEEKDAYS ON NICKELODEON”.
- amazon.com – 2025Jan 1, 2025
Delivering to San Francisco 94102, again.
- ask.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Ask.com in June 2025: the same pets lead story and the same home security quiz as 2024.
- cartoonnetwork.com – 2025Jun 14, 2025
The Max Cartoon Network page that cartoonnetwork.com led to, June 2025: the same offer, “Plans start at $9.99/month.”
- craigslist.org – 2025Jun 1, 2025
Craigslist’s SF bay area page in June 2025: the wordmark turns purple and a map pin appears before “SF bay area”.
- espn.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
ESPN.com in June 2025: ESPN+ and ESPN BET in the top bar and “Sources: Red Sox deal Devers to Giants in stunner”.
- expedia.com – 2025May 1, 2025
Expedia's One Key sign-in strip and a card announcing Southwest Airlines on Expedia.
- google.com – 2025Nov 1, 2025
Google’s English homepage in November 2025: an “AI Mode” button inside the search box.
- icq.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
ICQ.com in June 2025: the same “Service stopped working” notice.
- ign.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
IGN in June 2025: the left rail with an IGN Plus panel, four tall feature cards and Today's Top Stories.
- ikea.com – 2025Jun 1, 2025
IKEA’s US homepage in June 2025: a red “The IKEA summer sale” panel.
- newgrounds.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Newgrounds in June 2025: a Treasure Hunt banner above the year’s featured movies and games.
- nike.com – 2025Sep 2, 2025
Nike's “Primed to Shine” homepage for the Dunk Low x LEGO collection.
- playstation.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
US PlayStation homepage, June 2025: Rainbow Six Siege X, “A new era for Rainbow Six”, above the PS5 section.
- pokemon.com – 2025Jan 1, 2025
Pokémon.com on January 1, 2025: Prismatic Evolutions cards and a quiz looking back at 2024.
- winamp.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Winamp homepage in 2025: a white homepage asks “What's next!” and introduces artist tools beside slanted photographs of listeners.
- blogger.com – 2025Oct 27, 2025
Blogger’s cooking-themed landing page retains the colored panels; the archived header wordmark is missing.
- napster.com – 2025Oct 21, 2025
Napster’s October early-access homepage promises a new service; it does not show the announced products in use.
- netflix.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
“Starts at $7.99.”
- paypal.com – 2025Jun 30, 2025
PayPal in June 2025: a Personal and Business switch, “Use PayPal Checkout and you could get paid back” and “The Great PayPal Checkout”.
- cnn.com – 2025Jun 2, 2025
Ukraine strikes several air bases deep inside Russia leads beside a CNN Headlines tile.
- deviantart.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2025: DreamUp AI Art in the header and a Core Membership sale strip
- runescape.com – 2025Jun 17, 2025
The two-game RuneScape portal, its buttons recolored: RuneScape and Old School wordmarks side by side.
- miniclip.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Miniclip’s 2025 homepage: Publishing added to the menu, the recruitment slide and news of Lessmore joining.
- wikipedia.org – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Wikipedia in June 2025: Polski back among the ten languages, English at “7,002,000+” articles.
- friendster.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Friendster adds four cards about users, data and advertisers; the footer disclaims access to old user data.
- steampowered.com – 2025Dec 13, 2025
Steam’s homepage in December 2025: a Bandai Namco publisher sale, “Up to 90% off”, above Digimon Story Time Stranger.
- last.fm – 2025Dec 16, 2025
Last.fm changes to a white “Music Counts.” landing page about listening stats; some animated artwork is missing.
- myspace.com – 2025Jul 1, 2025
Myspace in July 2025: new stories again, “Olivia Rodrigo, Robert Smith Find ‘Heaven’ At Glastonbury”.
- skype.com – 2025Mar 15, 2025
Skype homepage: “Goodbye Skype, hello Teams”, Skype is retiring in May 2025.
- digg.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Digg in June 2025: digg.com forwards to a black waitlist page, “The front page of the internet, now with superpowers”.
- facebook.com – 2025Mar 1, 2025
Facebook in March 2025: the wordmark and login card, with Ray-Ban Meta and Meta AI in the footer.
- orkut.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Orkut's June 2025 landing page keeps the magenta logo and the letter's invitation to receive updates.
- etsy.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Etsy's “It's not too late” Father's Day promo and “Jump into featured interests”.
- huffpost.com – 2025May 10, 2025
HuffPost on May 10, 2025: a huge white HUFFPOST on a green masthead and “Twenty Years of Fearless Reporting”.
- linkedin.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
LinkedIn in June 2025: Google and email sign-in buttons and a “Keep your mind sharp with games” row with five games.
- reddit.com – 2025Sep 15, 2025
Reddit in September 2025: “The heart of the internet” in the tab, trending tiles and a feed sorted by Best.
- roblox.com – 2025Sep 1, 2025
Roblox’s homepage in September 2025: the lighter wordmark and the dark sign-up card over the game-cover collage.
- wordpress.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
WordPress.com: Hassle-free WordPress leads a blue hero with layered editing screenshots.
- youtube.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
The search invitation remains; the large video feed is empty in this capture.
- kongregate.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Kongregate's 2025 homepage: a Badge of the Day and Kongpanion promotion sits above wide shelves of rounded game tiles.
- spotify.com – 2025Jan 1, 2025
Spotify on January 1, 2025: the web player, with a “Get Premium” banner and rows of popular artists, albums and radio.
- twitter.com – 2025Oct 2, 2025
X in October 2025: Sign up with Google and Apple, a black Create account button and “Get the app”.
- zillow.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Zillow.com in June 2025: “Agents. Tours. Loans. Homes.” over three people at a garden gate, with a black wordmark next to the blue Z.
- airbnb.com – 2025Jun 11, 2025
Homes, Experiences and Services with little pictures; both Experiences and Services marked NEW.
- dropbox.com – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Dropbox.com in June 2025: “Find anything. Protect everything.” for the Dropbox Dash spring release, with app icons around a search bar.
- tumblr.com – 2025Feb 1, 2025
Tumblr in February 2025: the homepage address shows “Browse communities”, with colored tiles including Aesthetic, Anime and Art.
- github.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
GitHub in June 2025: “Build and ship software on a single, collaborative platform” and a “Try GitHub Copilot” button.
- hulu.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Hulu’s homepage in June 2025: Disney+ now listed before Hulu, “Both with ads, for $10.99/month”, and a Disney+, Hulu, Max bundle.
- stackoverflow.com – 2025Feb 1, 2025
Stack Overflow in February 2025: a left menu with Labs, and cards for OverflowAI and an API for training language models.
- bing.com – 2025Mar 1, 2025
Bing in March 2025: “Search - Microsoft Bing” in the tab, over a photo from the suffrage movement.
- minecraft.net – 2025Jun 15, 2025
Minecraft’s homepage in June 2025: a How to Train Your Dragon add-on slide with a Download Add-On button.
- soundcloud.com – 2025Apr 1, 2025
SoundCloud’s homepage in April 2025: “Where every music scene lives.” and “Discover 400 million songs, remixes and DJ sets”.
- pinterest.com – 2025Jun 1, 2025
The wall again: “Log in to get your ideas”.
- discord.com – 2025Jun 16, 2025
Discord's June 2025 homepage keeps the blue gaming design and “Group chat that’s all fun & games”.
- openai.com – 2025Jan 1, 2025
OpenAI’s homepage on January 1, 2025 (UTC): “12 Days of OpenAI” among the numbers 1 to 12, above Products, Research and For Business rows (replayed without JavaScript).
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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