The homepages
Click a page to read its story.
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AOL in June 2026: the yellow bar, a Menu button, a USA Today lead story and Trending Now.
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Today. The second tile, iPhone Duo: “Hello, hello.”
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The BBC homepage in February 2026: a blue Subscribe button beside Sign In and sections from Home to Documentaries.
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Best Buy in September 2026: a Labor Day appliances sale, a price match guarantee and Outlet open-box returns.
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Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, “New expansion now available”, on Blizzard's homepage; some lower game art is blurred in the archive.
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disney.com in June 2026: a green Toy Story 5 hero, “Only in theaters June 19!”, above film, merchandise and Disney+ cards.
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GameFAQs homepage: the January 1 capture pairs a New Year poll with help tools, board topics, a featured list and new GameFAQs content.
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GameSpot's 2026 homepage: Resident Evil and Slay the Spire 2 lead the May 2026 news mosaic beneath a compact circled-G header.
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Live Outlook page: “Your inbox, organized. Your day, planned.” beside layered inbox previews.
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Forgotten Island leads a large trailer tile, beside three more videos and Browse trailers.
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Lycos in January 2026: a city at night, the dog logo and a weather corner reading “Staatsoper 33° F”.
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McDonald's U.S. homepage: “The FIFA World Cup™ Meal gets you ready for matchday”.
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Today (live site): “Hi there, welcome to Microsoft” and an empty box: Ask a question.
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MSN’s live US homepage in October 2026: the colorful butterfly, a row of shortcuts with four marked “ad”, and a news feed.
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Nintendo’s US homepage in June 2026: an EA SPORTS FC 26 slide with a Nintendo Switch 2 badge, under a menu of Explore, Shop and Support.
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Nokia's homepage in June 2026: “Modern data centers that supercharge AI”.
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NYTimes.com in February 2026: live links for the Grammy Awards and the Trump administration; grey placeholders fill several image and content spots.
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Live site: a purple Space Jam page offering “1996 SITE” or “2021 SITE” (A New Legacy).
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theguardian.com in September 2026: the navy masthead with The Guardian on two lines and US topics such as “Midterms 2026”.
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Walmart.com in June 2026: “Pickup or delivery?” and “SF, 94118 • Store” in the header, and “Last-minute gifts to wow Dad”.
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Yahoo in March 2026: the same slim header, a lead news story, Trending Now and “Stories for you”.
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EA's homepage on New Year's Day 2026: the Apex Legends Merry Mayhem event.
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eBay in June 2026: “Best loved items at 12%* off”, a camera icon in the search box and a Ship to link.
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Nick.com in September 2026: the Kids’ Choice Awards 2026 and “VOTING OPENS SOON!”
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New Year's Day 2026: luxury handbags and Saks.
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Ask.com in June 2026: “Every great search must come to an end.” Ask.com closed on May 1, 2026.
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The HBO Max Cartoon Network page that cartoonnetwork.com led to, June 2026: “Plans start at $10.99/month.”
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Craigslist’s SF bay area page in February 2026: icons for “faves”, “post” and “acct” at the top right.
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ESPN.com in June 2026: “All of ESPN. All In One Place.” at the top of the left column and a video player tagged LIVE; some video cards render gray.
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“The one place you go to go places” over Expedia's search box, with an Annual Vacation Sale banner.
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Google in May 2026: a “+” button, a microphone, a camera and “AI Mode” in the search box.
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ICQ.com in June 2026: the “Service stopped working” notice, at an address ending in #linux.
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IGN's live homepage, October 17, 2026: a logo with a 30, Shorts, Daily Games, Entertainment, Reviews and Guides, and Join for free.
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IKEA’s US homepage in May 2026: “The IKEA Summer Sale” and an “Enter ZIP code” button.
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Newgrounds in June 2026: the Treasure Hunt banner again, with different movies and games around it.
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PlayStation’s live US homepage on October 15, 2026: EA Sports FC 27, “The World’s Game is here”.
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Pokémon.com on January 1, 2026: “The World of Pokémon’s 2025 Year in Review”.
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Winamp homepage in 2026: the white homepage uses Winamp as its hero heading and describes a suite of artist tools beside slanted photographs of listeners.
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Blogger’s live homepage, October 18, 2026: cooking sample blog, white wordmark and “Get a domain”.
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Napster’s live homepage on October 18, 2026 leads with AI agents, a pink sign-up button and a business case study.
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Our newest capture; further down, “Trending Now”, numbered 1 to 10.
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Watch, Listen and Subscribe sit above a three-column page with a Tupac-trial lead story.
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DeviantArt’s homepage in June 2026: a purple “Create a video” button, a Core offer strip and a mosaic of artwork
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Live site: “Choose your adventure” between Old School, RuneScape and Dragonwilds.
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Habbo's October 17, 2026 live homepage: a Halloween hotel, free registration and Collectibles navigation.
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Miniclip’s 2026 homepage: Publishing, Our Story, Games, Web Games, Careers and the “Be part of our family!” slide.
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Wikipedia in June 2026: English at “7,189,000+” articles, and the sister-project grid without Wikinews.
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Xbox.com live on October 16, 2026: Minecraft Dungeons II with Game Pass, icons for Devices and Play, and a 25-years panel.
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AddictingGames.com live on October 16, 2026: a left rail of category icons, a Most Addicting Games grid and Indie Spotlight.
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Friendster’s live homepage promotes real-life friends, no ads or algorithms, and iPhone and Android apps; mockup identities are blurred.
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Steam’s homepage in June 2026: an orange Steam Next Fest banner above Escape the Backrooms in the carousel.
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Live Last.fm homepage, October 18, 2026: “Music Counts.”, connected services and personal listening history; artwork is mid-animation.
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Myspace in October 2026: the slide “Taylor Swift Zeroes In On New Single” beside the black sidebar from 2014.
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skype.com redirects to Microsoft Teams Free: “Video calls and chats with anyone, anytime” and Download Teams.
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A Tesla Model Y carousel: “0% APR Available”, Order Now and View Inventory.
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Digg in June 2026: the “DiGG” pixel logo, “Today's Highlights” and Top Stories ranked from posts on X.
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Facebook in June 2026: “Explore the things you love.”, a round “f” logo and a “Log into Facebook” card.
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Orkut's June 15, 2026 landing page shows the founder's letter, an email-updates field and his signature.
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Etsy's “Fall feels more special with these picks”; lower rows load as grey placeholders.
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HuffPost in October 2026: the green masthead and a three-line black splash; the lead-photo area is blank in this capture.
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LinkedIn in June 2026: “Explore top LinkedIn content” and seven daily games, under the drawing first seen here in 2021.
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Reddit in March 2026: a “Find anything” search box with an “Ask” button, trending tiles and an orange wordmark.
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Roblox’s live homepage on October 15, 2026: a dark sign-up card that starts with Birthday, over separate tilted game covers.
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WordPress.com: “WordPress, done right” leads the blue hero, with a review badge, product-interface collage, and a white Get started button.
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The same search invitation, with Shorts, subscriptions and YouTube services in the left guide.
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Kongregate's 2026 homepage: live English homepage captured on 2026-10-17: dark sidebar layout, current badges, Kongpanion and the twentieth-anniversary promotion.
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Spotify’s homepage in October 2026 (live site): the web player, “What do you want to play?”, trending songs and a “Sign up free” bar.
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X in March 2026: a giant black X beside “Happening now” and a “Get Grok” button.
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Zillow.com in February 2026: the same photo with the words shuffled, “Rentals. Homes. Agents. Loans.”
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Live site: All, Homes, Experiences and Services before the Where field.
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Dropbox.com in June 2026: “Find, organize, and share your work, all in one place” and “AI is coming to Dropbox”.
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Tumblr in September 2026: numbered trending tags, a left menu with “Sign up” and “Log in”, and the purple “Join over 100 million people” bar.
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GitHub in June 2026: “The future of building happens together”, with developers, agents and code on one platform.
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Hulu’s homepage in June 2026: “Entertainment for every day”, Disney+ and Hulu with ads for $12.99/month, all three with ESPN for $35.99/month.
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Stack Overflow in June 2026: “Newest Questions”, 24,149,526 of them, and an all-black logo.
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Bing in March 2026: Copilot first in the menu, Image creator and Video creator under the search box, Ibiza behind.
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Minecraft’s homepage in June 2026: “Pre-order now!” for Minecraft Dungeons II in a full-width carousel.
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SoundCloud’s live homepage on October 15, 2026: a black page, “EVERY SCENE LIVES HERE.”, with Upload and Explore Go+ buttons.
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Instagram.com live in October 2026: “See everyday moments from your close friends.”, a fan of photos and a “Log into Instagram” box.
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“Conjure your best Halloween”, “Join Pinterest for free”, and a search box.
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Twitch.tv live in October 2026: the Glitch logo, a Live Channels sidebar and a carousel of streams.
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Discord's June 2026 homepage keeps “Group chat that’s all fun & games” and the 3D scene.
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OpenAI’s homepage in June 2026: “What can I help with?” over a ChatGPT message box suggesting “Quiz me on vocabulary”.
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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