Many of those are hotlinked to WayBack Machine backups of this page. 88x31s are still in use on the better parts of the web, particularly hobbyist neocities pages. I made two myself on the root of my site. There's a certain creativity necessary to work within <3000px that's mostly gone from the corporatized web today.
The 88x31 GIF Collection
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I have some on here: www.trinity.moe/stickers
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#122I miss this version of the internet :( Everything is so boring now.
The Million Dollar Homepage is still up.
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#123Reminded me of this: http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/ ...and how many of the ads on this page are for "pixel ads" (no longer functioning of course).
Reminded of that too. The owner is Alex Tew who has parlayed it into a startup or two. He’s currently working on Calm.
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#124Wow, this is an amazing collection of banners! For anyone have trouble with the page loading all of the gifs, I bundled all 4 of the pages into a single, massive 33 MB HTML page with all 3000+ of the GIFs encoded into data URIs. Here's the link, and all credit goes to the dabamos.de website owner for creating the collection:
https://chowderman.codeberg.page/cyber_dabamos_de_88x31_gif_...
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#125> A collection of 3182 classic 88x31 buttons ...
Seriously, we couldn't find 6 more to get to ... 3188 ?
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#126Earlier quoted context omitted.
I remember enabling this in Firefox. Why wasn't it the default?
I believe they had reports of popular transparent proxies that broke with it set, and the users involved typically weren't in a situation to not use those proxies.
This is of course why we now have QUIC now, and why it's explicitly designed to be as opaque as practically possible to middleboxes.
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#127Earlier quoted context omitted.
"Under Construction" images, rotating skull and fire GIFs...
Flaming logo... spinning logo...
Original context: https://youtu.be/3LkQrtCIFA4