Search is useful when you know the question. Feeds are useful when you want more of what already held your attention. But I miss opening a browser without knowing where I would end up.
That frustration became Web Wander, but I am curious about the broader memory: what made the web feel genuinely explorable to you?
Was it webrings, StumbleUpon, random-site buttons, personal homepages, RSS, old forums or something else entirely? What would you bring back, and what should stay buried?
Web Wander replaces another lap around the same feed with a surprising trip across the open web. One click draws from 24 discovery sources; steer with 56 categories, a custom keyword, web eras, or focused video and music modes. It varies recent providers and destination domains to reduce repetition, keeps preferences and recent history local, opens discoveries on their original websites, and requires no account. Free on Chrome and Firefox.
