This is cool! I landed on an old Doom WAD review page.

Many new uses for bananas. http://banana.fws1.com/banana.htm

Wow Berkshire Hathaway has the most geocities webpage, still

http://tchsyearbooks.com/

Scans of a high schools year books from the past century.

I decided to look up a little history: https://history-computer.com/web-1-0/

I got http://youma.demonek.com/ and I wonder how he's holding up

This is wild: http://cgim.org/thegarfields/garfieldfamily/ireland98/

This is wild: http://cgim.org/thegarfields/garfieldfamily/ireland98/

After few attempts I got: http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/

A man ahead of his time... Some New Uses For Bananas http://banana.fws1.com/banana.htm

Idk why but this has taken over the last half hour of my life lol

This is gold

Crack in the Box! Yeah it's about crack. https://www.crackinthebox.com

Got an interesting page on the security of the world wide web.

The link I got was http://pages.swcp.com/~mccurley/danger/mailbomb.html

Which as discovered by clicking "go back to previous page" as well as context on the page was that it was a redirect from all of the links on this page: http://pages.swcp.com/~mccurley/danger/danger.html that were things like "click here to (do x bad thing) to your machine"

net::ERR_CLEARTEXT_NOT_PERMITTED

Does anyone know how do I make a shortcut to this on an Android phone?

OP, thank you very much for this. You've made my day.

Oh this is fun. http://inthe80s.com/

"Clean Bible jokes, puns, and trivia"

https://home.snu.edu/~hculbert/trivia.htm

The Web 1.0 is a lot like the Gemini protocol but older imo.

Absolutely fascinating. Horrifying in a way, but fascinating!

Got redirected to https://www.operating-system.org/ , which looks web 2.0 rather than 1.0... And seems like the kind of site that I actually want to read, nonetheless

Feels weirdly nostalgic even though I wasn't there during web 1.0.

https://hpmuseum.org/srinst.htm

The Museum of HP Calculators

How does it find "web 1.0" sites? Does it just crawl sites and sort out the ones that don't use javascript or inline style tags? What rules does it use?

Found Hank Shrader’s favorite site http://www.tigerminerals.com/