The Internet changes. That and a ridiculously unedifying amount of porn are its defining features. Yet the degree to which it has changed may come as a shock to those of us who can’t remember a time before the Internet was the sleek, shiny, dominating entity we know today. So, let’s check out the evolution of some of the world’s most popular websites and see how far we have truly come:
Amazon (1995)
Amazon (Now)
eBay (1995)
eBay (Now)
Facebook (2004)
Facebook (Now)
Foursquare (2009)
Foursquare Now
Google (1998)
Google (Now)
Instagram (2011)
Instagram (Now)
LinkedIn (2003)
LinkedIn (Now)
MySpace (2003)
MySpace (Now)
Reddit (2005)
Reddit (Now)
Tumblr (2007)
Tumblr (Now)
Twitter (2006)
Twitter (Now)
Weather.com (1996)
Weather.com (Now)
Whitehouse.gov (1996)
Whitehouse.gov (Now)
Wikipedia (2001)
Wikipedia (Now)
YouTube (2005)
YouTube (Now)
