CM-WEB INDEX of World Wide Web pages

DESIGNED FOR: 800x600 resolution and Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0. ONLY!!

Why compile these? Occasionally I stumble upon a quaintly dated website. I often wonder why they still exist in a day of responsive layouts and social media.
Perhaps someone back in the day put a lot of work in and refuses to yield to the demands of modernity. Or, like myself, the maintainers of these might be more than a little frightened of JavaScript. Likely case is these are just forgotten and someone is still paying for the hosting. Here they are to enjoy while they last.

NB: Most links are live and not to the Web Archive's Wayback Machine.

NNB: I should probably categorise these further.

Contents:

1. The Most Amazing Website On The Internet MOST HONOURABLE MEMBER.
2. Creating a web page in FrontPage Express
3. Tony's Vmware Site
4. Netscape Bowser Archive
5. All about NeXT computers
6. Joe Roberts
7. Wise Acres
8. Bitmap Brothers
9. Ars Technica They still have the 2007 version here
10. Cannot find the damn server
11. Northern Ireland Tourist Board (1997)
12. Estatopia
13. Overlord Enterprises
14. Evil Overlord, Inc
15. Lemmy's Land
16. My quest for the perfect Window Manager in 2004
17. Zero Catch Free Web hosting
18. Toastytech and GUI Gallery
19. 1998 Heaven
20. Geocities Archived
21. Welcome to Netscape 1.0 Also see this.
22. Arcade BBS
23. Network Knowledgebase
24. Meridian 59 Old MMO
25. Sterling Times, home of British Nostalgia
26. Under Construction archive
27. Make Any Webpage look like GeoCities
28. The Prussian Monarchy
29. phpBB 1.0 Forums
30. More phpBB 1.0 Forums
31. Mess.be MSN Messenger mods
32. Old Failblog
33. The Future Crew
34. Palm OS information
35. The Drudge Report
36. First Search Engine (currently down)

FUNdie-Webs

1. Jack Chick Tracts
2. Jesus Is Saviour
3. Jesus Is Lord
4. Print your own KJV!
5. Darkness to Light
6. Cutting Through the Matrix with Allen Matt
7. Reformed Presbyterian Church - Covenanter (Sadly they made a new website)
8. Reformed.org
9. The Interactive Bible
10. The Orange Banner - burning bright for Protestantism (It is glorious, visit using Internet Explorer to enjoy the MIDI sounds)
11. Christian Answers
12. Ian Paisley, Institute for Protestant Christian Studies. (Sadly they took down his old website, is this how you honour a legacy?)

BONUS: Windows 93.

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GENUINE HTML 3.2			Windows 95	1611 KJV

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