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Who actually rules the internet?

The most visited websites on Earth.

Last updated: . Source: Tranco list Y8YYG (CrUX, Farsight, Majestic, Cloudflare Radar, Cisco Umbrella), filtered to public destinations. View the list (opens in a new tab). Positions are among curated destinations, ordered by Tranco rank. CDNs, DNS, ad networks, and parked infrastructure are excluded. twitter.com and x.com are the same product and listed once, at twitter.com's higher rank. No visit counts are shown because this list does not include them.

  1. 07

    Mail.ru

    PORTAL

    A front door for a very large part of the map.

    A major portal for mail, news, and services.

    Tranco #12 · mail.ru (opens in a new tab)

  2. 08

    X

    SOCIAL

    Renamed, rebranded, still the main character.

    The public timeline, formerly Twitter. x.com ranks separately and is not listed twice.

    Tranco #15 · twitter.com (opens in a new tab)

  3. 09

    Dzen

    MEDIA

    A recommendation machine with a continental appetite.

    A large recommendation and publishing platform.

    Tranco #17 · dzen.ru (opens in a new tab)

  4. 11

    Microsoft 365

    PRODUCTIVITY

    The document suite that outlived the floppy disk.

    Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the login in front of them.

    Tranco #21 · office.com (opens in a new tab)

  5. 12

    Microsoft Live

    PRODUCTIVITY

    The hallway between your mail and a password reset.

    Microsoft account, mail, and account recovery.

    Tranco #22 · live.com (opens in a new tab)

  6. 13

    Amazon

    COMMERCE

    The everything store, including the box on your porch.

    Retail, video, and a cardboard-based logistics religion.

    Tranco #24 · amazon.com (opens in a new tab)

  7. 18

    WordPress

    SOFTWARE

    Quietly running more of the web than the launch tweets suggest.

    The open-source software behind a huge slice of websites.

    Tranco #48 · wordpress.org (opens in a new tab)

  8. 19

    Skype

    SOCIAL

    Still ringing in offices that have not heard of the new thing.

    Microsoft's long-running calling app.

    Tranco #49 · skype.com (opens in a new tab)

  9. 27

    Adobe

    CREATIVE

    The subscription artists complain about and still open.

    Creative software, mostly rented monthly.

    Tranco #68 · adobe.com (opens in a new tab)

  10. 28

    MSN

    PORTAL

    The homepage people still land on from a browser they did not choose.

    Microsoft's news and homepage portal.

    Tranco #70 · msn.com (opens in a new tab)

  11. 29

    QQ

    SOCIAL

    A messenger big enough to be infrastructure.

    Tencent's giant messaging and portal property.

    Tranco #72 · qq.com (opens in a new tab)

  12. 31

    Zoom

    PRODUCTIVITY

    The meeting that could have been an email, now with a waiting room.

    Video meetings.

    Tranco #77 · zoom.us (opens in a new tab)

  13. 35

    Opera

    SOFTWARE

    The browser people recommend and then do not switch to.

    A browser with a long memory and a smaller market share.

    Tranco #91 · opera.com (opens in a new tab)

  14. 38

    Yandex

    SEARCH

    A different default internet.

    Search and services with a huge audience outside the Google default.

    Tranco #97 · yandex.ru (opens in a new tab)

  15. 45

    Internet Archive

    REFERENCE

    The attic. Things go there to be remembered.

    The Wayback Machine and a public library of media.

    Tranco #150 · archive.org (opens in a new tab)

  16. 47

    Tumblr

    SOCIAL

    Still here. Still strange. Still someone's whole personality.

    A blogging network that refused to die.

    Tranco #162 · tumblr.com (opens in a new tab)

  17. 50

    Shopify

    COMMERCE

    The mall behind a million shops that look independent.

    Store software for independent-looking shops.

    Tranco #177 · shopify.com (opens in a new tab)