The early web, spanning the 1990s, was a static, read-only landscape of text and hyperlinks. Used primarily for information sharing, it was navigated via dial-up connections and simple HTML pages. Historians, tech enthusiasts, and digital archivists benefit from studying it, as it reveals the foundational design principles and user culture that shaped today’s interactive internet.
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