2026-04-18 the skyway bridge suicide jump report "the sunshine skyway bridge...is the attraction of choice for many contemplating life`s self end. it`s the #4 suicide bridge in the country." This website documents such attempts in an attempt to dissuade potential jumpers
2026-04-18 SMW Central Super Mario World fan hacks and such
2026-04-18 LRS Wiki "This is a Wiki for less retarded software, less retarded society (LRS) and related topics, mainly those of society, its culture and ideal political views etc." Schizo/NSFW content with links to other interesting sites
2026-04-18 Telnet BBS Guide "Serving the BBS community for over 24 years! We list both Dial-Up and Telnet accessible Bulletin Board Systems all over the world"
2026-04-18 TempleOS Terry Davis′s magnum opus, "TempleOS is a biblical-themed lightweight operating system designed to be the Third Temple prophesied in the Bible"
2026-04-18 TEXT-IMAGE.com "Here you can easily generate cool text-images from almost any picture you have on your computer." Resource for generating ASCII and HTML text art
2026-04-18 The Next Level - Reviews A large portion of the-nextlevel.com has not been updated since 2006, contains reviews/previews of Playstation 2 and GameCube games
2026-04-18 The Fix Is In "Are professional sports rigged? Would you leave a multi-billion dollar industry up to chance?"
2026-04-18 The Lot Radio "We are an independent, non-profit, online radio station live streaming 24/7 from a reclaimed shipping container on an empty lot in NYC."
2026-04-18 The Old Robots A website dedicated to early robotics
2026-04-18 The True Size "It is hard to represent our spherical world on flat piece of paper...We hope teachers will use it to show their students just how big the world actually is." Drag and compare country sizes
2026-04-18 The Vintage Poster "A wide collection from 1870 – modern original posters"
2026-04-18 The World of CD-i. Site dedicated to the ill fated CD-i platform, the section on CD+ is pretty interesting
2026-04-18 They Rule An interactive way to learn about and see the connections between powerful people, companies, and more. Once you start getting names, TruePeopleSearch can get you addresses too...
2026-04-18 ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com An AI that generates the image of person from scratch. An interesting glimpse into the future of on-line disinformation campaigns
2026-04-18 Tom Rosenow A "shitpost artist" who combines internet phenomenon with physical mediums to create some very unique pieces
2026-04-18 Unscreen Tired of chroma keying and masking frame by frame? This website removes video and gif backrounds easily. Unfortunately it leaves a watermark that can only be removed by paying, if a better free service is found it will be posted here
2026-04-18 Vacuumland "The website and social network for experts, collectors and fans of vintage and brand new vacuum cleaners, floor polishers and all other floor care products"
2026-04-18 Vidlii Video hosting site with the layout, functions, and quality content of 2006 era YouTube
2026-04-18 Walnut Archive Collection of archived soundboard prank calls
2026-04-18 Washington Post – The Unabomber Case Resources about Ted Kaczynski, including a full text version of his opus Industrial Society and Its Future. Last updated 1997
2026-04-18 Watching Grass Grow The only thing more exciting than watching paint dry
2026-04-18 Watch Cartoon Online Watch anime, cartoons, and general animation for free online
2026-04-18 Where′s George? Track US dollar bills as they are circulated throughout the nation
2026-04-18 WindowSwap Peak outside windows from all around the world. It`s a neat concept but I wish it wasn`t so monetized
2026-04-18 Young Pioneer Tours "Young Pioneer Tours specialise in taking you to North Korea and other worldwide ′destinations your mother would rather you stay away from′"
2026-04-18 Zero Hedge "Zero Hedge is a libertarian financial blog, presenting staff-written articles and aggregating news and opinions from external sources."
2026-04-18 xdavidhu.me Blog of a tech security and bug bounty hunter, discusses the general ways in which he discovered now patched exploits
2026-04-18 XII Abstract website featuring grim graphic art and interesting links.
2026-04-18 Yamauchi No.10 Family Office This website has a really cool design. The Yamauchi`s founded Nintendo and their org is dedicated to fostering innovation and addressing societal challenges through investments and initiatives
2026-04-18 Yesterweb Webring comprised of personal sites mirroring Geocities design, mainly sites hosted on Neocities
2026-04-18 Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Database Find and download Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, has a preset option for cropped card artwork, image quality varies
2026-04-18 Youth Culture 2000 "More than just a webzine, this is a reflection of our generation: how our 2000s childhoods formed us"
2026-04-18 YTMND You′re the man now dog! Classic Internet shitposting
2026-04-18 Yvette′s Bridal Formal The strangest website for a bridal store on the net, includes short stories and interactions with extra terrestrials. Learn more about it here.
2026-04-18 yzzyx.network Musician and archivist yzzyx′s personal website
2026-04-18 Zalgo.it Create a text with "zalgo" effect
2026-04-18 Zoom Quilt A seemlessly looping series of paintings, there is a sequel to Zoom Quilt as well
2026-04-17 Oh Shit, Git!?! Created by Katie Sylor-Miller, this site offers plain-English solutions to common Git disasters, covering everything from undoing commits to fixing bad merges with real command-line examples. Available in over 25 languages, it tackles the most frustrating version control situations with humor and practical code snippets.
2026-04-17 Vivaldi Vivaldi – A different browser, from the creators of Opera. Extremely customizable.
2026-04-17 PersonalSit.es | Yes we got hot and fresh sites PersonalSit.es is an open-source directory of nearly 1,000 personal websites, curated so people can discover and celebrate each other's handcrafted corners of the internet. Built by Andy Bell and maintained by Henry Desroches and Declan Chidlow, it lets visitors browse by tags, filter for RSS-enabled sites, or jump to a random site for a surprise.
2026-04-17 Style Stage from Modern CSS Solutions Style Stage is a community-driven CSS showcase inspired by the legendary CSS Zen Garden, where contributors submit alternate stylesheets to redesign the same base HTML page in wildly different ways. Maintained by Stephanie Eckles of ModernCSS.dev, it serves as both a living gallery of modern CSS techniques and an open invitation for CSS practitioners of any skill level to demonstrate what the language can do.
2026-04-17 Zune Update Zune Update – Update your Zune.
2026-02-01 home - evergreen Evergreen's personal corner of the web features a striking ASCII art homepage with sections spanning writing, art, dreams, a blog, and a manifesto. The site has a distinct handcrafted aesthetic with a mushroom-themed visual identity and links to creative projects, a shop, and a guestbook.
2026-02-01 T E X T F I L E S D O T C O M Textfiles.com, maintained by Jason Scott, is a massive archive of ASCII text files from BBS culture spanning the mid-1980s and earlier, preserving a crucial slice of pre-web digital history. Visitors can explore thousands of documents, ASCII art, BBS lists, digests, and companion projects like the BBS Documentary, making it an indispensable treasure trove for digital history enthusiasts.
2026-02-01 browsers.evolt.org The evolt.org Browser Archive is a massive historical collection of web browsers spanning decades, maintained by founding member Adrian Roselli and his team of volunteers. Visitors can download rare and vintage browsers ranging from early Internet Explorer builds to obscure experimental clients like WorldWideWeb (Nexus) by Tim Berners-Lee himself.
2026-02-01 Motherfucking Website A profanity-laden satirical manifesto arguing that modern web design is bloated, inaccessible, and over-engineered, using an intentionally bare-bones HTML page as its own proof of concept. The site makes a genuine point about web performance, accessibility, and minimalism by demonstrating that a plain, unstyled page loads fast, works everywhere, and communicates clearly.
2026-02-01 Better Motherfucking Website A satirical but genuinely useful manifesto on readable web design, arguing that just 7 lines of CSS can dramatically improve any website's usability. The site covers practical typography tips like line-height, contrast, font size, and line-width, all delivered with deliberately crude humor.
2026-02-01 fUSION Anomaly An unusual website that explores a wide range of topics, including technology, culture, and consciousness. There is a TON of stuff on here
2026-02-01 NENRIKIDO Nenrikido is a beautifully crafted personal site by a creator who shares their art, commissions, and web projects with an emphasis on visual presentation and interactive design. Visitors can explore a gallery, shrines, a curated library, a microblog, and even a draggable card interface with switchable emoji-themed color palettes.
2026-02-01 Cameron's World Cameron's World is a stunning web-collage assembled by Cameron Askin from thousands of archived GeoCities pages spanning 1994 to 2009, celebrating the raw, chaotic beauty of early personal homepages. Equal parts art project and digital archaeology, it immerses visitors in the animated GIFs, gaudy backgrounds, and unfiltered self-expression that defined the old web.
2026-02-01 SpaceJam.com >C′mon and slam, it′s the official website for the 1996 film Space Jam. Space Jam 2 even has a site variation paying omage to the original
2026-02-01 Fauux An interesting Serial Experiments Lain fansite/ARG
2026-02-01 Ektoplazm - Free Music Portal and Psytrance Netlabel - MP3, FLAC, and WAV Downloads Ektoplazm is the world's largest free and legal psytrance music portal and netlabel, offering over 28 million Creative Commons-licensed releases in MP3, FLAC, and WAV formats since 2007. Visitors can browse dozens of subgenres including Goa, Darkpsy, Downtempo, IDM, and Forest trance, making it an essential destination for fans of psychedelic electronic music.
2026-02-01 Somnolescent Somnolescent is a collective of artsy creators from around the world who share a love for obscure and overlooked things. The group's landing page invites visitors to explore the work and interests of its members, spanning art, writing, and niche curiosities.
2026-02-01 * GIFYPET * GifyPet is a free embeddable virtual pet widget generator for personal websites, letting visitors customize their own animated companion with different species, backgrounds, and color schemes. The tool features a belly and mood system, a slots minigame, and auto-friend feeding, making it a charming throwback to the era of interactive website widgets.
2026-02-01 A.N. Lucas's Web Lounge Allison 'A.N.' Lucas hosts her personal corner of the web at this cozy NeoCities site, featuring her own artwork, writing, and curated collections of interesting web finds. The site has a warm, retro web aesthetic complete with a virtual fireplace and has been lovingly maintained since November 2013.
2026-02-01 The Million Dollar Homepage "A million pixels arranged in a 1000 × 1000 pixel grid; the image-based links on it were sold for $1 per pixel in 10 × 10 blocks"
2026-02-01 Always Your Pal, Melon! Melonking.net is a whimsical, handcrafted personal hub from the creator known as Melon, featuring ambient audio, canvas-based visuals, and a charming retro-web aesthetic that evokes the spirit of early internet exploration. The site serves as a colorful gateway into 'Melonland,' a broader personal web project celebrated in old-web revival communities for its creative design and personality.
2026-02-01 LandChad.net LandChad.net is a practical tutorial hub aimed at guiding everyday people through self-hosting their own websites, email servers, chat servers, and other internet services from scratch. With step-by-step guides covering everything from domain registration and NginX setup to self-hosted alternatives like Nextcloud, Matrix, and PeerTube, it's a comprehensive resource for anyone wanting to escape corporate platforms.
2026-02-01 ZOMG ZUFALL! #4762 z0r.de is a massive community-driven Flash loop archive featuring thousands of short, randomized animation clips drawn from classic internet culture. Visitors can browse by index or hit 'Random' to get a surprise loop, with community comments and Discord integration adding a social layer to the experience.
2026-02-01 womenoftheinternet Women of the Internet is a webring connecting adult women who run personal websites, celebrating the presence of women in the indie web space. The site includes membership listings, widget badges for display, and a curated links section featuring member sites spanning art, fashion, and personal content.
2026-02-01 Musgle Too scared to download SoulSeek? Powered by Google search engine, this looks primarily for music files hosted on clearnet sites
2026-02-01 Nobody Here Nobody Here is the eccentric Dutch-language personal web project of Jogchem Niemandsverdriet, a sprawling collection of short literary pieces, visual experiments, poems, and interactive oddities organized around hundreds of quirky topic links. With a canvas-based interface and over 270 navigable nodes covering everything from existential musings to mundane domestic observations, it is a genuine labor of love that rewards aimless exploration.
2026-02-01 Cat-v.org Random Contrarian Insurgent Organization Cat-v.org is a hub for Plan 9 and Inferno operating system enthusiasts, hosting documentation archives, manual pages, software repositories, and the infamous 'Considered Harmful' essays on software complexity. Built around a contrarian philosophy toward bloated software and protocols, it brings together projects by luminaries like Rob Pike alongside community resources for those interested in Bell Labs-era computing culture.
2026-02-01 Wide-band WebSDR On this page you can listen to and control a short-wave receiver located at the amateur radio club ETGD at the University of Twente
2026-02-01 INT 10h INT10h.org is VileR's personal site dedicated to retro computing fonts, graphics, and code, taking its name from the classic BIOS interrupt used for video functions on old PCs. Visitors can explore a rich collection of authentic IBM-era bitmap fonts, retro graphics, and related projects that make it a go-to resource for DOS and vintage computer aesthetics.
2026-02-01 Virtual Boy.com "We′re a dedicated and enthusiastic community of Virtual Boy fans, gamers, collectors, hackers and homebrew developers."
2026-02-01 Cayzle's Wemic Site Cayzle's site is dedicated to wemics, the lion-centaur creatures from Dungeons & Dragons, covering their lore, culture, history, and rules across every edition of D&D. Beyond the wemic encyclopedia, the site includes an in-progress indie d20 RPG called Labyrinths & Liontaurs, free downloadable RPG PDFs, sprite-based webcomics, and a blog filled with tabletop gaming commentary.
2026-02-01 Darwin Awards Evolutionary Action: The Darwin Awards, created by Wendy Northcutt, is the iconic collection of darkly comedic stories honoring people who have accidentally removed themselves from the gene pool through spectacularly bad decisions. With hundreds of archived award stories, reader voting, an urban legend section, and a slush pile of submissions, it's a sprawling monument to human folly that has entertained millions since the early web.
2026-02-01 Flashpoint Flashpoint – A large-scale Flash preservation project. A client allows you to search, download, and run a massive collection of stuff.
2026-02-01 The Mushroom Kingdom Super Mario Bros. downloads and information: The Mushroom Kingdom (TMK) is one of the oldest and most comprehensive Super Mario Bros. fan sites on the web, covering every Mario game from 1981 to the present with downloads, reviews, guides, maps, cheats, and a full Mariopedia. Running since 1997, it also features multimedia archives, game credits, interviews, merchandise documentation, and even its own Mario-themed internet radio station.
2026-02-01 User Inyerface A goofy website/game that is "a challenging exploration of user interactions and design patterns." Your brain will hurt trying to navigate this as it subverts all web design navigation standards
2026-02-01 restorativland Restorativland is an ambitious preservation project dedicated to excavating and restoring shut-down web ruins like GeoCities, MySpace Music, and AOL Hometown into searchable, visitable, and remixable archives. Positioned somewhere between a library and a living museum, the project works to close the gap between archival and public visibility of the lost early web.
2026-02-01 Area 51 - Dreamland Resort Area 51 website whose owner was raided by glowies for reasons unknown
2026-02-01 Christopher Johnson's ASCII Art Collection - Est. 1994 Christopher Johnson's ASCII Art Collection, established in 1994, is the largest archive of ASCII art on the internet with over 7,000 works browsable by category, tag, or artist. The site also offers powerful search tools, tutorials for creating your own ASCII art, and converters that transform images or text into ASCII artwork.
2026-02-01 Phoenix - Chat Like It's 1999 Phoenix, run by Wildman Productions, is a revival service that brings back functional AIM, Yahoo Messenger, MSN, and ICQ servers so users can chat like it's 1999 using the original client software. The project is a labor of love dedicated to preserving the experience of 1990s social networking, complete with downloads, compatibility guides, and active user counts showing real people connecting through these nostalgic platforms.
2026-02-01 Neave Interactive Neave Interactive is a collection of browser-based apps and games created by developer Paul Neave, ranging from casual classics like Snake and Tic-Tac-Toe to novelties like a webcam toy with 80+ effects and a mind-bending strobe illusion. The portfolio also includes practical tools like Zoom Earth, an interactive weather and hurricane tracker, making it a surprisingly diverse playground of interactive web experiences.
2026-02-01 Unraveling the Web's Story - The History of the Web Jay Hoffmann's ongoing project documenting the history of the World Wide Web through a detailed, date-anchored timeline of key events, launches, and milestones. The site features a growing archive of entries covering everything from the birth of JSON to the launch of NYTimes.com, making it an invaluable reference for anyone curious about how the web evolved.
2026-02-01 Akiyoshi′s illusion pages "Akiyoshi KITAOKA, Professor, Psychology, Ritsumeikan University, Osaka, Japan studying visual perception, visual illusion, optical illusion, trompe l′oeil, 3D, etc. ORCID"
2026-02-01 TheShadowLands.net On-line since 1994, claims to be the oldest paranormal website still operating
2026-02-01 Welcome to our garden. Postbox Garden is a whimsical, long-running collaborative writing and correspondence project where contributors submit posts, pictures, and conversations in an intimate garden-themed format. Dating back to 2017, it features numbered posts written in an archaic date style that gives the whole project a handwritten letter aesthetic.
2026-02-01 Library of Babel An ambitious digital implementation of Jorge Luis Borges' fictional Library of Babel, this site generates every possible combination of 23 letters, allowing users to browse, search, or stumble upon any text that could ever exist. It includes image archives, a forum, and theoretical writings, making it both a conceptual art project and a playful exploration of infinity and literary theory.
2026-02-01 Photopea Browser based photo editor, works similarly to Photoshop and can even open.psd and Gimp files. Works on mobile too
2026-02-01 Terminal 00 Terminal 00 is the hauntingly atmospheric personal site of Angus Nicneven, author of the novel 'Stars Bleed,' presented as a cryptic, liminal-space terminal full of unsettling imagery and fragmented text. The site blends surreal horror aesthetics with links to books, a blog, and merchandise, making it a compelling destination for fans of weird fiction and experimental web art.
2026-02-01 Image Glitch Tool "With this app, you can glitch your own images by dragging an image into the browser window."
2026-02-01 info.cern.ch The historic home of the world's first website, hosted at CERN where Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. Visitors can browse the original first website, use a line-mode browser simulator to experience early web browsing, and learn about the web's origins at the physics laboratory where it all began.
2026-02-01 BUS STOP Bus Stop is a minimalist, anonymous message board where posts vanish after just one day, creating a fleeting and low-pressure space for casual conversation with strangers. The board supports WakabaMark formatting, spoiler tags, and threaded replies, making it a charming throwback to imageboard culture with a deliberately ephemeral, stress-free philosophy.
2026-02-01 the end of town (scroll down) An atmospheric, image-heavy Neocities page titled 'the end of town' that invites visitors to scroll through a curated sequence of visuals accompanied by audio. The minimal text and rich imagery suggest a mood-driven, artistic experience typical of the expressive personal web revival scene.
