About Xangabar xanga toolbar for firefox
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Key features of the Xangabar xanga toolbar for firefox that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Restore my old xanga site Xanga Help - help.xanga.com
- retrieve old Xanga blog, comments, photos Xanga Help
- What happened to my Xanga account and entries? Xanga Help
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Just didn't know what was up on the Internet in 2001. eBaum's world was pretty much the reddit of the early-mid 2000s—you could get your fix of crazy videos, humor, games, pics, you name it—and boy, did I waste a lot of time on eBaum's World. 9. MuggleNet Founded by boy genius and Matt Damon lookalike Emerson Spartz, MuggleNet was basically everyone's go-to Harry Potter fan website at the height of the HP boom in the early 2000s. MuggleNet is still up and running, and it's still churning out awesome Harry Potter content. 10. Newgrounds Essentially like AddictingGames but way cooler, Newgrounds had some awesome games, videos and forums. If you were cool, you totally spent your lunch period with your friends gaming on Newgrounds. Or maybe we weren't the cool ones... Anyway, Newgrounds is still around, and it's still pretty awesome. 11. Slashdot In the early 2000s, Slashdot was every geek's primary source for science and tech news. Slashdot is still kicking, but they've expanded their news repertoire a bit. 12. Xanga I'll be honest—I never used Xanga and I have no idea what it is, but nearly everyone in the office insisted I put it in this list. According to my wonderful coworker Paige Moomey, Xanga was "basically blogs before blogs were really a thing. Everyone from my middle/high school had one. We wrote personal things on our Xangas and commented on each other's." Sounds pretty cool, maybe I should've messed around with it back in the day. Xanga is still around, but it's much different and apparently far less popular. 13. Habbo Hotel Habbo Hotel was a social networking/gaming site aimed at teens, which makes it sound like a very, very dark corner of the Internet, but it was fun AF. You could play sweet games in
