I was recently editing the Wikipedia page for Google Bookmarks (2005-2021). I wanted to add a logo to the page, but I was having a lot of trouble finding a high

I was recently editing the Wikipedia page for Google Bookmarks (2005-2021). I wanted to add a logo to the page, but I was having a lot of trouble finding a high-quality copy of the logo anywhere. Eventually I figured out that Google's old URL scheme for product logos was very guessable, and they had never taken it down: https://www.google.com/intl/en-US/images/logos/bookmarks_logo.gif https://www.google.com/intl/en-US/images/logos/bookmarks_log... They'll probably never stop serving those old URLs because who KNOWS where they might still be in use. One of surely a million examples of weird little legacy things Google is stuck with.