I started by finding my own blog and scrolling north, south, east, and west to see my neighbours. I’ve already found several interesting sites and a new person to follow on mastodon.
It’s a shame there doesn’t seem to be any way to link to a particular position on the map but great stuff nevertheless.
I found my own blog [0]. But interestingly, it is missing the letter I in screenshot starting from July 2025.
I’m one of the makers of OneMillionScreenshots.com and I’m currently working on an update to it.
There are many patches of almost-identical sites.
Some of them are due to many people using the same theme.
Some of them are expired or parked domains, which I reckon should be detected and excluded.
>Some of them are due to many people using the same theme.
Teeming masses of sites using what probably seems to the authors as a fresh, unconventional look but ends up being Yet Another.
I doubt anyone selecting a popular theme is confused by the fact that it’s popular. I use the default Mediawiki theme for mine, for instance.
That's a lot of fun to explore. I'm not entirely convinced by the "you can judge a book by its cover" thing, there are so many "Hi, I'm _____" pages that might have content or might just be portfolio stubs.
Maybe can add a timeline and clock
Timeline: view older versions
Clock: view light/dark mode theme according to user time zone (or enable dark/light mode manually)
I'm also a bit curious, since most web pages are predominantly white, how many of them are adapted to dark mode?
i didn't know about onemillioscreenshots before but..
this is one of the coolest blogs i have ever read!
Shit, my blog is on there. I should post on it more frequently than once every two years.
My forum isn't, though. With a post every day or so and nearly 50 active users, it's probably not "small web" any more :-D
I started by finding my own blog and scrolling north, south, east, and west to see my neighbours. I’ve already found several interesting sites and a new person to follow on mastodon.
It’s a shame there doesn’t seem to be any way to link to a particular position on the map but great stuff nevertheless.
I found my own blog [0]. But interestingly, it is missing the letter I in screenshot starting from July 2025.
[0]: https://onemillionscreenshots.com/idiallo.com/screenshot
So good to see this different approach! The clustering looks really cool and love that the focus is not on the most popular websites.
Here’s another Christmassy alternative: https://display.archive.org/xmas
I’m one of the makers of OneMillionScreenshots.com and I’m currently working on an update to it.
There are many patches of almost-identical sites.
Some of them are due to many people using the same theme.
Some of them are expired or parked domains, which I reckon should be detected and excluded.
>Some of them are due to many people using the same theme.
Teeming masses of sites using what probably seems to the authors as a fresh, unconventional look but ends up being Yet Another.
I doubt anyone selecting a popular theme is confused by the fact that it’s popular. I use the default Mediawiki theme for mine, for instance.
That's a lot of fun to explore. I'm not entirely convinced by the "you can judge a book by its cover" thing, there are so many "Hi, I'm _____" pages that might have content or might just be portfolio stubs.
Maybe can add a timeline and clock
Timeline: view older versions
Clock: view light/dark mode theme according to user time zone (or enable dark/light mode manually)
I'm also a bit curious, since most web pages are predominantly white, how many of them are adapted to dark mode?
i didn't know about onemillioscreenshots before but..
this is one of the coolest blogs i have ever read!
Shit, my blog is on there. I should post on it more frequently than once every two years.
My forum isn't, though. With a post every day or so and nearly 50 active users, it's probably not "small web" any more :-D