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For Fun

CollabVm: Using a Virtual machine with other people. Be careful though!
WebGL Fluid Sim: Fun to look at!
Nightfall City: Explore the vibrant metropolis in this uncharted internet territory, maybe you can join them too?
Pokemon Infinite Fusion Calculator: Fuse Pokemon on the web! With user art! Not all Pokemon is here though.
Our World Of Text: Infinite grid of editable text, it's a bit more chaotic than YWOT.
Textwall: More polished than OWOT, also it has rainbow text!
Tippetz: Pets for the people of Twitter/𝕩.
Pokèmon-To-Scale: As it says, pokemon to scale.
Emoji-To-Scale: Yep, emoji to scale.
Cult of the Party Parrot: This shows up when I search 'cult' on github.
Party-ify: Make your image shake like that Party Parrot!

Ascii Art Painter: Paint art with ASCII!
EmoteJAM: Create animated BTTV emotes from (static) images. Also you can use them for anything else, like a reaction image.
Imml: Static site generator from a single, portable plain text file. Editor in browser!
Imagelabeler: Label an image, simple as that.
Bookmarklet-maker: Make a bookmarklet for tasks!
Browserpad: Notepad in the browser.
Texy: Friendly Markup Syntax which generates content to clean and valid HTML!
0to255: A most useful color picker.

File Garden: Where you can store files, and also poorly mimic text.
Burner Kiwi: Temporary email with a custom email address.
Tldraw: Collaborative canvas, also you can draw svg in it! No login needed.
Telegra.ph: Anonymous "blog" posting, not much else though.
YAY.BOO: A stupid easy place to host stupid simple websites in, for free. File size limit is 10mb.

Neocities: Static webhost with a free tier. I also host my website there!
Nekoweb: Static webhost similar to neocities.
Leprd: Free web hosting for hobbyists! Seems like a genuine free webhost.
Marigold Town: Free web hosting for hobbyist, personal, artistic, and/or otherwise non-commercial websites with the theme of that every website is a plot of land in a town.
Haza: Free(?) Dobrado (CMS) webhost with support for many IndieWeb protocols! Nevertheless it looks empty. Not trying to insult the webhost, it just what it feels like to me.
Lexi's Hosting: Another free webhost, though it has PHP support, and free webmail.
Buruma Hosting: A fairly obscure webhost that if you want to register, you have to email them. Currently open as of writing this.

Hextris: Tetris inspired game with hexagons.
Gridland: Match, Build, Survive. It's more interesting trust me.
A Dark Room: Minimal text adventure game.
3d city: Make a city on the web with 3D!
The founder: Dystopian business simulator, with cones as people.
BreakLock: Hybrid of Mastermind and the Android pattern lock and it's a puzzle game. Why does this exist?
Mine3d: Try playing minesweeper in 3d hmm?
Colorful-Life: A game of life implementation in full color, fun to mess around with.
DroneWorld: I really don't know what is this, but you can fly around I guess.
webXash: An improved version of Xash3D-empscripten, you can play Half-Life on the browser using this site!
OpenLara: Open-source engine of classic Tomb Raider Series, it's crossplatform but you can also play it in the browser.
Katawa Shoujo: Re-Engineered: A modernization of the classic visual novel Katawa Shoujo, with accessibility features that you can play even in the browser!
Baba Is Wons: Someone remade the majority of Baba Is You levels in their web version of the game, check it out!

Bitsy: A little browser-based engine for little games, worlds, and stories.
Bipsi: A tool to small lo-fi games to play in the browser. Inspired by and an imitation of the Bitsy game maker.
Binksi: Bipsi + Narration engine Ink.
Narrat: The beginner-friendly game engine for making narrative RPGs for web and desktop easily.
Engine.lol: A tiny gamemaker for collage worlds.
Flicksy2: A tool for drawing and assembling graphical hypertext games, also an upgrade of Flicksy.
VRitsy: A tiny VR game engine.

Pippin Barr's Games: The Gold Mine of weird games, though it is confusing to play.
Smolpxl games: Small arcade games made in Javascript! also has anyone speedran Duckmaze 2?
Increpare Games: A whole bunch of different games, most of them is browser games, it's worth checking out.
Free-for.dev: A bunch of free stuff with free developer tiers.
9o3o: An official (but experimental) online version of the Flashpoint Archive.