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A pretty cool site featuring The worlds Largest Collection of Interval signals, signature tunes, airchecks and identification announcements from radio stations around the world!
There is also a another site on the List called EiBi Shortwave Schedules. Which contains a huge shortwave Schedule. You can check it out here! http://eibispace.de/ |
a YouTube front-end/downloader that allows pretty old systems to browse and watch YouTube videos using the MPEG1 video codec
This is a ucanet exclusive website and will not work outside of the ucanet D.N.S service. Please go to https://ucanet.net/installation/ to setup the ucanet D.N.S service. Don't worry you can still access Retro Network via this service :) |
A WebTV internet service revival project with Protoweb support
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Protoweb hosts historical Internet websites that are designed for Web browser's from the late 90s it even has a 100% preserved Geocities. Working Search engines like AltaVista. Yahoo!. And even has live content taken from today's internet like weather.com and shoutcast online Radio. This service is a must for Retro Internet fans [main site requires HTTPS] [Retro Network will create an HTTP proxy instructions soon]
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an alternate-DNS-server for vintage/retro computers
it's goal is to provide vintage computers with an entirely separate user-generated web ecosystem (!Retro Network is listed in this service!) |
a community-run resource to help you fix the Windows Update service on earlier versions of Windows
Compatible with Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista Windows Server 2008, 2003 |
The worlds first (and only) Link shortening service for your vintage PC (with Windows 95 and newer) This site is a proud member of The Old Net Webring (http://webring.theoldnet.com)
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Andkon Arcade: 1000+ free flash games, updated weekly, and no popups! (REQUIRES AN XHTML 1.0 BROWSER) !!! DOES NOT WORK ON GOOGLE CHROME !!!
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vanBasco's MIDI Search is a very useful MIDI search engine. It can even search for karaoke songs
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The Macintosh Garden is an abandonware archive, dedicated in particular to supporting the Macintosh computer platform. A notable feature of Macintosh Garden is its emphasis on emulation, encouraging users to run historical software on modern systems. P.S This site Requires an XHTML 1.0 browser. Alternatively an open alpha HTML 3.2 site is available at http://macintosh.garden
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Ever wanted to create a 90s banner Ad? Well addesigner.com has got you covered (NOTE ad blocker must be turned off inorder for the site to work)
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This is an internet time capsule containing lots of forgotten software from the early to late 2000's
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Your Servant in the Cyber World!
CyberBuddy is a program Like Bonzi Buddy but it has more features the Weather and Stock checking doesn't work anymore due to the frontends being shutdown but everything else works just fine NOTE: Users of Windows 7 and over will have to install Double Agent due to microsoft removing support for Agent characters you can get double agent at this link http://doubleagent.sourceforge.net |
A WYSIWYG CSS Editor (REQUIRES AT LEAST FIREFOX 3 OR EQUIVALENT)
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Comprehensive JavaScript tutorials and over 400+ free scripts (CONTAINS GOOGLE ADS)
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It's YouTube but without the Bloat !!IT EVEN WORKS ON INTERNET EXPLORER 8!! (REQUIRES TLS 1.2)
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A useful tool to find Radio Stations in your area. It even shows you the direct Stream link of the radio station if available so you can avoid the Bloated HTML 5 player (REQUIRES TLS 1.2)
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A site that contains some useful HTML 4 widgets like an RSS feed widget (Uses Javascript)
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Headlines from the future (Google News Proxy)
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Old'aVista: The most powerful guide to the OLD internet!
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The Search Engine for Vintage Computers
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Are you tired of this new Internet yet? Time to Get TheOldNet!
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I'm Sorry Dave, I'm Afraid I Can't Do That (uses Flash Player)
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A Web 1.0 search engine
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The worlds largest repostory of retro J2ME games
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Created by former YouTuber Kugee. Razorback is more than just a website. In the future it will become a infrastructure for old computers
Fun fact This website inspired me to create this one |