The internet mostly exists to use You as a product and get certain people their ad revenue so they can buy their most needed Ferrari, but there are some good sides to it. The problem: They can be ever so hard to find.
These are boards in which people post interesting deals and discounts. You can also register to get mailed of X product you are interested in, for example when a Nintendo Switch deal gets 1000 votes.
Insert any, preferable techy, product and see which retailer sells it for the cheapest price. Other features Include price history, get mailed when something hits x price, etc
Particulary on the localized stuff I need your help as I'm missing a lot of countries there, thanks! Tip: Check out your local craigslist / second hand as well.
You don't have to create a account on every site you use. Protect your spam folder and take one of theirs.
You just want to share something with your friends and Discord wants to sell you Nitro so bad? Catbox is your buddy. Tip: Do NOT upload any sensitive information, anywhere, unless you encrypt a archive and upload it that way: The host won't be the wiser what's in there. For temporary storage there's Litterbox. Alternatively: Wormhole
Share files between devices in the same (W)LAN.
When you own a e-reader or use a reading app on a comfy oled phone, you don't have to exclusively take commercial books. If you ever wondered how you could import community works like fanfictions, I just spared you the search. :)
Virtually everything phone, aside from buying, is what this site has covered for me. Be it reviews, guides, comparing specs and photos taken, this one has it all.
You looking for a provider to showoff your amazing HTML and CSS skills? Over here. They're great people. Alternative: Neocities
Liberapay is a recurrent donations platform that does not take a share from you, neither senders nor receivers. If at all, Stripe takes 3% and PayPal takes 5%, while your countries taxes apply. Liberapay itself only takes donations!
Building your first PC is not so simply. Gather inspiration from other builders and pick out your parts as if it's Lego. The builder makes sure that everything is compatible and gives you tips incase anything collides.
Lots of PDF magic on the browser. Want a offline solution? Grab PDF24 Creator on said site.
Royalty free stock images.
My choice for HTML & CSS editing that employs a live preview from the get go!
You want a app for offline use? Check this out
Test your ping (to France) and see how stable your connection is. You're good to host something when you average under 200ms and get at most 1 fail within 60 send.
Project Gutenberg is a online library that houses countless public domain/royalty free eBooks
Made by the sweeties who bring you WordPress, a simple note taking site, all backed up on a cloud to be delivered to all your devices. You can also show them to the world and give edit permission. Why struggle to remember (x) when you can have Simplenote?
What's better than one antivirus? All of them. VirusTotal unites everyone like it's nothing. You don't have to risk and upload the files yourself: just paste the URL where the file in question is located.
I'm not really into homepage sites (the kind that changes every day for weather news etc) but this one is so hilarious, it tends to give me the smile and/or useless knowledge i need.
Coolmathgames but for the based ones.
The one radio station ever.
The ordinary website to play Cards Against Humanity on.
Simulates the presence of a cat in your room.
Pretend you're an alien in a warship deciding wether or not to destroy Earth, while listening to radio stations all over the dirtball.
Here I'm listing things that aren't making their home on a single site, but many sites that talk to each other: No matter which one you create your account on, you can communicate with users on other sites. You can picture it like a decentralized hivemind that has no 'boss'. Another advantage compared to the more common defederated platforms is that you don't have to create a account if you just want to browse. So, the things i'm gonna link below this are just 'entry gates' that tell you how it works and give you a list of sites to choose from. Have fun!
News aggregator / forum like Reddit
Microblog like Twitter
Image sharing platform like Instagram
a collection of many useful apps, all within said site
Websites come and go as we speak and we will never stop discovering more. Also check out Feddit's take.
Wiby is a search engine with emphasis of the old web: No ads, no commercials, no javascript-heavy. Just hobbyism, academics and personalism. This is infact how i discovered Ichi.