Merriam-Webster's 404 Page

[OmniTroid]

https://www.merriam-webster.com/notfound

[alentred]

A marvelous specimen. A souvenir and a remnant of the yesteryear of the Internet.

Okay, I overplayed it a bit.

But, honestly, I mean it: it is a great example of what happens when people care about their cause. Words fail me to praise this enough.

[myoldohiohome]

I probably saw this first on HN, but here is is anyway: The 404 page for the Catholic diocese of Pittsburgh features the Catholic patron saint of lost items:

https://diopitt.org/404

[jyunwai]

Another fun 404 page about economics is used by the Financial Times: https://www.ft.com/hn404

[nadermx]

"Words fail us" Even in time of despair they found the right way to be literal

[whatamidoingyo]

Pretty cool. Here's another interesting 404 page: https://blog.javascripttoday.com/notfound :)

[iefbr14]

Right now, somewhere, an engineer is investing an unusual amount of 404's :)

[solarkraft]

They changed it, but my all time favorite is probably the one Bloomberg once had. It had a gif of a guy in a suit in front of a computer falling apart (the guy!).

[user_7832]

Interesting side note, my new browser (Brave for windows) had a prompt to check the wayback machine for this page. Never experienced this before.

[forgotpwd16 → user_7832]

Due to: https://blog.archive.org/2020/02/25/brave-browser-and-the-wa...

[user_7832 → forgotpwd16]

Neat to know, thanks!

[scoofy]

Cute