Cozy Web

[SilkSkull]

The old web to me feels so cozy and like a second home. Melonland specically to me feels like home.

Another site that makes me feel cozy and nostalgic is https://covid2009.neocities.org/home Somethign about the theme, music and low tech vibes make me feel so happy.

Do you guys have any places on the web that feel cozy or like a "home" on the web?

[DiamondPetals]

I would consider here and going through old sites on Wayback Machine 

[Memory]

Old web = cozy web? Far too many blinking images screaming at the viewer to be calm and cozy. Few websites get that right, but that's a question of taste of course.
To me, the interface of my Windows 98 is a place of home. The moment I hit the power-on button and the machine starts to spin the fans and the plates of the disk, the welcoming beeep of the PC Speaker and the obscure floppy drive noises.
Most importantly: No nonsense I haven't asked for. No popups (failed at Windows XP already...).

Sites like the Modarchive (http://modarchive.org) feel like a place of home, especially since it's working so well since years and due to it's large amount of content, it's impossible to explore it completly. Picking up interesting songs every week, entering some random keywords in might give some lucky results or if the "Random Pick" offered something weird. Proper site.

[Cobra!]

I would consider here

Yeah, I'd say this forum is definitely a cozy space for me.

I think the coziest space for me on the web is this site called The Kombat Pavillion, which is a Mortal Kombat fan site. It's a classic style web, has about every MK fan content on it at least up until 2019, so naturally has hundreds if not thousands of pages, and the iframe layout means you can explore to your hearts content, but can always find your way back home if you so desire.

I also find the 2006-2009 Youtube layout to be "cozy". Probably because it was basically my second home at the time.