Google in 1998

If you want to experience how Google's search engine looked like in 1998, the year Google was founded, you can visit https://elgoog.im/google1998/, a website that shows you a retro version of the Google homepage, with classic graphics and limited features.

You can enter a query and see the results as they were in 1998, based on a mathematical algorithm developed by Stanford University students Larry Page and Sergey Brin. It is a fun and nostalgic way to explore the history of Google and the evolution of web design.

Google created the Google in 1998 Easter egg to celebrate its 15th birthday in 2013.

The Easter egg was a way of showing how much Google has evolved since its humble beginnings in a Menlo Park garage. The Easter egg also showcases some of the features that were available on Google in 1998, such as Stanford Search, Linux Search, and Company Info.

You can use the Google in 1998 Easter egg to search the web using Google as it was in 1998.

You can enter any query you want and see how Google would have displayed the results back then. You can also explore some of the links on the homepage, such as Help, About Google, and Get Google Updates Monthly. However, some of these links may not work or may redirect you to the current version of Google.