Hello, everyone, as we have seen about how it still works, what is the structure of an e-mail web
page?
Let's see how many websites used it to develop their own Web pages.
So to see that we have Internet archive over here.
So what exactly is Internet archive?
So this is a very, very huge collection of Web pages, which have been called from time to time.
As you can see or hear, it just need to navigate on archive dot org and you can search for any target
website that you want.
So the colors of the Internet archive, which is the Wayback Machine, have crawled this website and
its pages.
As you can see, there are two two four seven seven billion Web pages that have been saved to allow
any year.
You can see for Yahoo!
Dot com, there are these many Web pages that have been taken or the snapshots that have been taken
from October 17, 1996, to September 28, 2020, which is the current date.
So if I just move on to, let's say nineteen ninety nine and you want to see actually how Yahoo looked
like back then in nineteen ninety nine, you can get a view of the website so you can see January,
February, March, April and so on.
So these green ones are the snapshots which have been taken successfully on those particular date and
time frames.
Now if you click on any specific snapshot for let's say I click on this snapshot, it is going to open
up for that particular date, for that particular timestamp.
How the website looks like as a crawler has taken the snapshots.
So let me just open up this link where I have already opened a snapshot of the website, which is Yahoo!
And how it looked like on Jan 17, 1999, as you can see over here.
So this looks like a very, very weird or a very, very simplistic Web site at that particular time.
As you can see, there are only links and the website is developed in its HTML.
So, yes, Atmel is one of the language which was used and which is extensively used to create Web pages.
Also, you can use the Internet archive of Wayback Machine to go back and see how the website looked
like, and you will be able to identify a lot of juicy stuff as well.
So I hope you guys understood this.
Thank you.