Unfortunately no. It’s been a few years since I’ve taken a look at it. But it shouldn’t be too hard to find Onion sites that list other sites. And there are Onion search engines out there as well. Maybe you could start here.
Unfortunately no. It’s been a few years since I’ve taken a look at it. But it shouldn’t be too hard to find Onion sites that list other sites. And there are Onion search engines out there as well. Maybe you could start here.
Not a specific site, but you can get the old internet feel using Tor Browser and exploring Tor websites. Last time I checked it out it felt like going back to the early 2000s or late 90s depending on the website. There are also some sites hosted on IPFS that looks like something from Geocities.
I’m Hyperz and I come from the land of waffles, chocolate, fries and beer (Belgium). Was a reader of Reddit for about 15 years and a member for about 11 of those years. Before that I used to be very active on some niche forums until Reddit went Pac-Man on traditional forums. With the way Reddit was going the last few years, and especially now with the incoming API changes, I’ve decided I don’t want to support that anti-user platform anymore. I’m glad I found out about Lemmy (can’t believe I hadn’t heard of it before!) because not only does it look like a viable alternative to Reddit, it also brings back some of the aspects I’ve been missing from the old forum days.
It never seizes to amaze me how many people are seemingly unable to understand such a simple concept. Either that or they just don’t want to understand. Considering the type of people that like to pull the freedom of speech card I’m guessing it’s probably the latter.