Bomomo
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Sixteen strange brushes and almost no control
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The strange end of the web: pages with no business existing, made by one person for one reason that was never explained. This is the tag most likely to make you send a link to someone. All 51 were opened and written up by hand, and last checked on 29 July 2026.
21 sites
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bomomo.com
Sixteen strange brushes and almost no control
cachemonet.com
Every GIF at once, with a soundtrack, on purpose
fakeupdate.net
Full-screen system update screens that never finish
gifcities.org
Search every animated GIF GeoCities ever hosted
mrdoob.com
The Google homepage collapses into a heap on load
jacksonpollock.org
Fling paint across a white wall with your mouse
lingscars.com
A real car leasing firm behind the loudest site online
papertoilet.com
Scroll a roll of toilet paper. That is the whole site
hunar4321.github.io
Coloured dots that attract and repel start forming cells
pointerpointer.com
Put your cursor anywhere and someone points at it
pollinations.ai
Type a prompt into a URL and get an image back
dan-ball.jp
The falling-sand classic, still updated after fifteen years
radiooooo.com
Pick a country and a decade, hear what was playing
sandboxels.r74n.com
Falling sand with hundreds of elements and real chemistry
trypap.com
A password field that quietly judges you as you type
theuselessweb.com
One button, one random pointless website, forever
thispersondoesnotexist.com
Every refresh invents a face that never existed
whereisroadster.com
Tracking one car through interplanetary space since 2018
wiby.me
A search engine that only indexes small, simple pages
en.wikipedia.org
One click, one article, chosen from millions at random
zombo.com
You can do anything at Zombo.com. Anything at all
9 sites
One quick round, then you can leave.
dinosaurpictures.org
Type your address, watch it drift 750 million years
cameronsworld.net
A collage built entirely from salvaged GeoCities parts
craiyon.com
The scrappy image generator that got there first
explosm.net
Crude stick figures, consistently indefensible punchlines
chakazul.github.io
Game of Life made continuous, and it grows creatures
oldweb.today
Load archived pages in a real, emulated Netscape
pixelsfighting.com
Two colours wage war across a grid until one wins
milliondollarhomepage.com
A million pixels sold in 2005, still hanging there
theoldnet.com
Surf archived pages inside a fake 1990s browser window
12 sites
Five to fifteen minutes of proper attention.
asterank.com
Which asteroids would pay for the trip out to reach them
clickhole.com
Parody of viral listicles, taken far past reason
huggingface.co
Thousands of live model demos, most free to try
blog.geocities.institute
A bot posts one dead GeoCities page every twenty minutes
semantle.com
Guess the word by meaning, not by letters
neal.fun
Every password rule you feared, plus a chess puzzle
thisxdoesnotexist.com
An index of everything the machines are inventing
vocalremover.org
Split a song into vocals and instrumental, free
chat.webllm.ai
A language model running on your own graphics card
windows93.net
An OS that never existed, full of cursed little apps
windows96.net
A fictional 90s OS with far too much software in it
worldmapper.org
Maps where country size means the actual quantity
9 sites
Clear your evening. We warned you.
atlasobscura.com
A guidebook to the places no guidebook mentions
discmaster.textfiles.com
Full-text search across thousands of old shareware discs
everything2.com
A pre-Wikipedia wiki where the writing is the point
geocities.restorativland.org
Wander the old GeoCities neighbourhoods, street by street
neocities.org
Free hosting for hand-made pages, GeoCities style
scp-wiki.wikidot.com
A fictional agency's files on things that should not exist
telehack.com
A simulated 1980s network you explore by typing
publicdomainreview.org
The strangest things that ever fell out of copyright
en.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia's own index of its most peculiar entries
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