Webituary

When every click felt like discovery — now just memory.

Why We've Stopped Surfing the Web — and What We've Lost

icq

1996 ~ 2010

A chatroom ghost, whispers of friendship fade, lost in the dial-up haze.

hotornot

2000 ~ 2013

Judge, jury, beauty's fleeting flame, your pixels fade into vanity's hall of shame

megaupload

2005 ~ 2012

Swashbuckling pirate of the cloud, anchored by law. Treasure lost in takedown tides.

fotolog

2002 ~ 2016

Shuttered photo diaries fade, where pixels whispered and captions blushed beneath the static hum of dial-up dreams.

hotmail

1996 ~ 2013

First to whisper "You've Got Mail," now a ghost in the inbox of the web.

orkut

2004 ~ 2014

Social butterfly of early web, ghosted into eternal logout. Your scraps echo in silent servers.

askjeeves

1996 ~ 2006

Jeeves, the eternal bowtied answer oracle, folded his search sash—now forever "asking" the void between bookmarks.

altavista

1995 ~ 2013

Pioneer of search, now a relic in binary stars—your dropdown menus echo in the dusty web.

geocities

1994 ~ 2009

Neon homestead of pixel pastures, guestbooks signed by ghosts. GeoCities sleeps, pixels undisturbed. (RIP animated MIDIs)

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Webituary - 2025

This digital graveyard revives websites we once loved and now rest in peace. All content is for nostalgic purposes. If you're the legal ghost of any of these websites, please write to us with love.