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In celebration of Smokey Bear's birthday, here's a look at how his official site has evolved over 29 years. The message? Still the same: "Only YOU."
Explore Smokey's online history with the Wayback Machine 
https://web.archive.org/web/19961229073946/https://smokeybear.com/
As the Wayback Machine nears 1 trillion archived web pages this October, we're still looking for standout sites to feature.
Reply with your favorite pages to nominate them for the spotlight!
With Kagi, you can easily view a webpage's history through the Wayback Machine by opening any result in Web Archive via our quick actions menu:
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Favorite page: the former #LeCrestois website, back in 2004. There wasn't much content, but it was very animated! 
https://web.archive.org/web/20041021181143/http://www.le-crestois.fr/
Now: the same web address, with all the content added since the pandemic.
https://web.archive.org/web/20250711113842/https://le-crestois.fr/
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First time I used FTP to send our project in Sweden to the schematic capture company Mentor Graphics.
Took 6h, but they managed to find an extremely unusual bug that caused crashed when zooming into a a schematic with a symbol containing a half circle on odd days.
I became the talk of the company for using internet for the first time to solve a complex problem and received a leather jacket from Sun Microsystem as present.
As the Wayback Machine approaches 1 trillion archived web pages this October, we want your help picking memorable ones to highlight.
Reply with your favorite pages to nominate them for the spotlight.
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I was in my late teens and early 20s when Disney was doing this... It confused me because of all the redirecting and I actually remember thinking that it could be dangerous... I wondered who go.com was and why I ended up there. Had no inkling that domain redirection (misdirection?) would become the privacy and security nightmare it is today.
Summer online in the late 90s? Disney hoped you’d start at Go․com.
It launched in 1998 as a bold web portal strategy to unify Disney’s online presence—ESPN, ABC, Disney—all under one digital roof. But starting in 2001, it was gradually stripped of services & branding. Now it's just directs to a page about the Disney Company.
Check out its short life with the #WaybackMachine https://web.archive.org/web/20011116082714/http://go.com/