Web Directory
A collection of websites accessible to older computers
Search Engines
FrogFind
FrogFind is a custom wrapper for DuckDuckGo search, which converts the results to basic HTML that old browsers can read
A search engine for simple, lightweight web sites.
Old'aVista is a search engine for old personal websites that used to be hosted on services like Geocities, AOL Hometown, Xoom, Angelfire and so on.
Communities
Mac OS 9 Lives Forum
A community focused on keeping Mac OS 9 alive through, help topics, development, hacks, and an enormous library of digital audio workstation (DAW) resources
Macintosh Garden Forum
One of the biggest collections of Macintosh abandonware software and games.
A community discussing topics from the world of vintage computer hobbyists, collectors, enthusiasts, and old school geeks.
A DOS -WIN98 focused forum
The Definitive Atari resource
News
Headlines from the Future! Basic HTML Google News for vintage computers. Tested on Netscape 1.1 through 4 on a Mac SE/30.
Simple online RSS reader built on ideas from FrogFind! You can manage your own collection of RSS feeds and access them from all your computers - new and vintage alike.... FrogRSS uses FrogFind engine to translate pages and articles so they are readable and accessible even from oldest browsers.
Apple/Mac OS Related
Mac-Classic.com
A collection guides and tips for using early Apple computers, and Mac OS 9 in a more modern world.
A community focused on keeping Mac OS 9 alive through, help topics, development, hacks, and an enormous library of digital audio workstation (DAW) resources
The open alpha for Macintosh Garden's new website
One of the biggest collections of Macintosh abandonware software and games.
Video entertainment for Mac OS users
Everything you need to get going with Mac OS System 7
Cheats, hints and walkthroughs for Mac OS games.
Free web hosting offered from the Macintosh Garden Hosting Project
A French abandonware website for Macintosh games
Everything you need to make your 6100 fly!
A collection of essential Mac software for 68k and PowerPC Macintosh computers.
An archive of Macintosh software and information.
An early Macintosh and Apple Lisa archive of software, Apple advertising and more.
An exceptional archive and gallery of Apple machines.
An in-depth guide to getting your classic Macintosh online.
Your source for info on the 5400, 5500, 6360, 6400, 6500 series Macs!
Explaining Mac technology, counter misinformation, provide entertaining and thought provoking articles, and host a series of useful reference resources.
The Vintage Mac Museum is a private, working collection of the pre-Intel Apple Macintosh.
FTP archive of the info-mac.org website
Info-Mac Mirror Sites
The information repository for Macintosh SE/30 users
Software
A modern Google News Reader for Mac OS
Dedicated to giving all artists a home to share ideas, comments, and artwork with Bryce 5.
The original Netscape website from 1994
The original Mosaic website from 1994
Miscellaneous
RinkWorks is a privately owned entertainment web site committed to serving the best entertainment life has to offer.
Multimedia
Old fashioned Flash games and videos
Windows Games
A database of abandonware games for PC.
A community and database focused on PC abandonware games.
Silicon Graphics workstations
Descriptions of the famous Silicon Graphics MIPS RISC-based workstation computers of yore, their graphics systems and associated Unix derivative OS, IRIX. Includes mirrors of other now-vanished web sites that contain extremely useful information for setting up and maintaining these machines.
Services
Rick repairs all sorts of machines that have long since been left behind by Apple.
Personal Sites
Daniël's vintage computer collection, blog and tidbits.
Companion site for The Eric Experiment youtube channel where you can find all sorts of content related to retro gaming, retro computing and other tangentially related subjects. The website has two versions, one for modern browsers which is more interactive, and one for old browsers that is more static. They load automatically depending on the browser you're using.