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?
Quick launch-day update: Web Wander is now available directly on both stores.
Try the three-wander challenge: install it, click three times, and tell me which destination earned a new tab—or what felt confusing.
Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/web-wander/bokckcinimhknjoejjbolbmocmcfkdob
Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/web-wander/
No account is required, and recent destinations and settings stay local.
Small launch-day milestone: Web Wander has received its first two 5-star Chrome reviews. One reviewer said it brings back the StumbleUpon feeling; another loved turning endless-feed flipping into deeper, more surprising web discovery. If you try it, tell me what your third wander finds—I’m collecting the delightful, useful, and gloriously weird results.