Gallery: Ancient homepage of web giants

[beer]

Amazon's 1994 home page looks totally different to the picture-heavy home page we know today, but still includes identifiable Amazon ingredients such as customer recommendations

Amazon's home page today is much more colourful, offering products from homewares to electronics, as well as customers' own stores

The 1998 Google home page was very different to the slimmed-down page we look at today - but only offered search, rather than the full suite of Google services we enjoy today

Today's Google home page is much more stripped down, and offers services such as mail, video, maps and news direct from the home page

The launch page for TheFacebook in 1994 - Mark Zuckerberg's site was only for college students at Harvard. It spread via other colleges, then became open to everyone in 2006

Facebook's look is still trimmed-down today - but the interior pages are filled with colour, all created and shared by users (plus, of course, the odd advert)

YouTube's new 'TV channel' presentation is a far cry from the site's bare-bones roots, when the company was still run from a garage

YouTube's 'new look' organises the site into 'channels' to help it compete with TV services such as cable and satellite

Since Myspace's launch in 2003 it rose to become the most-visited site on the web, then plunged again - it's

MySpace still exists today - although the site is a pale shadow of its former glories. The site has become very coy about user figures - but is thought to have less than 20 million users in the U.S.

Twitter shortly after launch in 2006. The 140-character limit was dictated by the upper limit on text messages on phones - and early versions of the home page reflected this

Twitter's home page today is still mobile-focused - although most people now use the service via apps and software rather than PC browsers

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[Atasas]

funnily enough I've grown to hate them all!

(hell intrusive they become) :evil:

:P