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incredible graph visualization of 88x31 button links. just websites linking to other websites on the internet. so pure ^-^ 

now i need to make an 88x31 for my homepage ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

incredible graph visualization of 88x31 button links. just websites linking to other websites on the internet. so pure ^-^ 

now i need to make an 88x31 for my homepage ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

https://eightyeightthirty.one/

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Ahh I had no idea web buttons were often that very specific resolution.

I tried looking up a history for it but can't find anything. It's oddly specific!

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Geocities started the format, or at least their graphic "button" was adopted by users and spread wide, funny how it was a standard in commercial banner rotation networks internationally too. I saw these in Japanese, European and Russian webrings and networks.

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Was the first button the one that said the site was hosted on Geocities? That sounds right to me.

the first 88x31 that appears in the internet archive is this one on the netscape site but the archives are spotty and the timeline is hazy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Maybe Netscape was the first. My memory of those days is hazy but I do recall seeing these Netscape buttons.