Quiet tabs: 78 sites

Windows 98 rebuilt in JavaScript, down to the fonts

Build your own weather out of ten ambient sliders

One long essay a day, on the questions without answers

The flying toasters screensaver, rebuilt in pure CSS

Fan-made soundscapes of fictional rooms you can sit in

Sixteen strange brushes and almost no control

Click a grid of squares and it becomes a melody

A world map where every pin is a field recording

The specific hum of a café, minus the queue and the cost

Atari, Colecovision and Intellivision, inside the page

Watch one nest from first egg to first flight

Two dozen ambience layers, mixed on one dark screen

Twelve hundred nature recordings, kept free by a charity

Thousands of public cameras, pointed at everywhere at once

A Windows 98 desktop stocked with era-correct games

Diagrams that look hand-drawn, shared by one link

A breathing pacer that gets out of the way immediately

Hundreds of live animal cams, from bear falls to puppy rooms

Thick oil paint that smears and mixes like the real thing

Twenty-five years of only the good half of the news

A sketch tool whose brushes join up your strokes

Today, then the month, then the epoch, then everything

Rebuild your old coffee shop from its component noises

Every classic Mac OS, booting in seconds, discs included

Fling paint across a white wall with your mouse

MS Paint, faithfully rebuilt and quietly improved

A radio station whose DJs still choose every record

Split circles into smaller circles until an image appears

Start with four elements, end with 700-odd absurd ones

One button. Press it and everything is made OK