Is it useful? Debatable. Is it creative? I think so, at least.
The only “authentic” thing here is weirdness.
Turn your favorite read-it-later or bookmarking tool into a custom search engine.
Going into the past to go around CAPTCHAs.
My web browser was older than I expected.
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