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In the early aughts it was fashionable for web sites to have elaborate "intro" pages, usually animated using flash. They were so ubiquitous and annoying that so
by geraldcombs 3y ago
In the early aughts it was fashionable for web sites to have elaborate "intro" pages, usually animated using flash. They were so ubiquitous and annoying that someone created a parody at skipintro.com. Does anyone know if the skipintro animation can viewed anywhere today? It looks like the Wayback Machine has snapshots archived, but trying to load it returns an error.
- praptak 3y agoThe most known parody is zombo.com.
- nosamu 3y agoI've uploaded the animation for you here: https://archive.org/details/flash_skipintro https://archive.org/details/flash_skipintro I sourced it from the Wayback Machine, and thanks to the Internet Archive's Ruffle integration, it's playable on the web!
- geraldcombs 3y agoOh wow, thanks!