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Happy 35th Birthday HTML tags! On October 29, 1991, the internet pioneer, Tim Berners-Lee, published a document entitled HTML Tags. The document contained a description of the first 18 HTML tags: <title>, <nextid>, <a>, <isindex>, <plaintext>, <listing>, <p>, <h1>…, <address>, <hp1>…, <dl>, <dt>, <dd>, <ul>, <li>,<menu> and <dir>.

The World’s First Website in 1991

Beavis &amp; Butt-head website in 1996

MTV Online website in 1996

Happy 12th Birthday HTML5! On October 28, 2014, W3C adopted the final recommendation for the HTML5 markup language.

Happy 32nd Birthday The First Web Banner! On October 27, 1994, The AT&amp;T Telecommunications Company placed the first web banner in Internet history on the HotWired magazine website. The first web banner in the world was 476×56 px.

Websites in 1994

Gallery of Web Banners in the 90s

Roblox website in 2011

Roblox Mobile for iPhone in 2011

Roblox website in 2006

Finding Nemo flash website in 2003

Pixar website in 2003

Happy 25th Birthday Windows XP! On October 25, 2001, Microsoft released Windows XP and began a new era of Windows operating systems.

This sound always evokes a bit of nostalgia in me.

Happy 25th Birthday Wayback Machine! On October 24, 2001, The Internet Archive organization launched a free digital archive of websites for the general public called the Wayback Machine. The oldest pages stored in the archive date back to 1996.

Internet Archive in 2000

Wayback Machine website in 2001

Today marks the 25th anniversary of Apple introducing the first-generation iPod. To celebrate, Apple has hidden a fully functional iPod emulator on its Apple Music “Page Not Found” page.

On October 22, 2009, Windows 7 became generally available.