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Hello, everyone, as we have seen about how it still works, what is the structure of an e-mail web



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page?



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Let's see how many websites used it to develop their own Web pages.



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So to see that we have Internet archive over here.



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So what exactly is Internet archive?



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So this is a very, very huge collection of Web pages, which have been called from time to time.



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As you can see or hear, it just need to navigate on archive dot org and you can search for any target



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website that you want.



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So the colors of the Internet archive, which is the Wayback Machine, have crawled this website and



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its pages.



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As you can see, there are two two four seven seven billion Web pages that have been saved to allow



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any year.



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You can see for Yahoo!



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Dot com, there are these many Web pages that have been taken or the snapshots that have been taken



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from October 17, 1996, to September 28, 2020, which is the current date.



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So if I just move on to, let's say nineteen ninety nine and you want to see actually how Yahoo looked



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like back then in nineteen ninety nine, you can get a view of the website so you can see January,



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February, March, April and so on.



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So these green ones are the snapshots which have been taken successfully on those particular date and



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time frames.



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Now if you click on any specific snapshot for let's say I click on this snapshot, it is going to open



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up for that particular date, for that particular timestamp.



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How the website looks like as a crawler has taken the snapshots.



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So let me just open up this link where I have already opened a snapshot of the website, which is Yahoo!



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And how it looked like on Jan 17, 1999, as you can see over here.



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So this looks like a very, very weird or a very, very simplistic Web site at that particular time.



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As you can see, there are only links and the website is developed in its HTML.



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So, yes, Atmel is one of the language which was used and which is extensively used to create Web pages.



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Also, you can use the Internet archive of Wayback Machine to go back and see how the website looked



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like, and you will be able to identify a lot of juicy stuff as well.



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So I hope you guys understood this.



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Thank you.