This will be my personal collection of websites that can be ran on older hardware. The Internet Archive (will soon) be a major contributor to this, as well as websites that haven't been updated since the early 2010s.
These website should ideally work with most browsers 2008 and newer.
palemoon.org | The Pale Moon Project | Web browser focused on privacy |
frogfind.com | FrogFind! | Search engine that can list and display websites optimized |
openhandsetalliance.com | Open Handset Alliance | Consortium for mobile open standards |
dpgraph.com | DPGraph | "Dynamic Photorealistic 3D Graphing Software for Math and Physics Visualization" |
aliweb.com | Aliweb | Named the web's oldest search engine |
example.com | Example.com | Website hosted for domain examples |
us.wii.com | Wii Homepage | Website for the beloved Wii console |
wiimmfi.de | Wiimmfi | Revival of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service |
dsipaint.com | DSi Paint | Portal for games, chatrooms, and a drawing web app for DSi Browser |
3dspaint.com | 3DS Paint | Ditto, but for the 3DS Browser |
hullbreachonline.com | HullBreach | "browser-based space MMORPG for the Nintendo Wii", login required |
wiinet.xyz | WiiNet | Portal for games, videos, and extras for the Internet Channel |
These games work with the Internet Channel
Bubble Shooter |
Curveball |
Snake |
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Keyboard needed |
It could be certificates or the HTTPS enforcement, but I'm not exactly sure.
For archived websites I am trying to see if grabbing the HTML will work.
The Internet Channel is the only one with Flash,
I have heard that Flash has a timebomb but that is not the case with the Wii.