Gone, but never forgotten
Most Mourned
The internet’s most remembered departures, ranked by the flowers left behind.
The ones we miss most
Most flowers first- No. 1450 flowersKP

Kid President
Who are you not to be awesome?
- No. 1460 flowersK12

Kony 2012
The next 27 minutes are an experiment.
- No. 1470 flowersLS

Lazy Sunday
Cupcakes, MapQuest and a Sunday matinee of Narnia.
- No. 1480 flowersLS

Leekspin
Four frames, one leek, and a Finnish polka on loop.
- No. 1490 flowersLJ

Leeroy Jenkins
At least I have chicken.
- No. 1500 flowersLU

LEGO Universe
LEGO Universe translated a familiar building brand into an online world with exploration and construction.
- No. 1510 flowersLW

LimeWire
Definitely not a virus.mp3.exe
- No. 1520 flowersLWH

Llamas with Hats
Two llamas, two hats, and a lot of explaining to do.
- No. 1530 flowersLOL

LOLcats
I can has cheezburger?
- No. 1540 flowersLG15

lonelygirl15
A girl, a webcam, a puppet called P-Monkey, and a secret.
- No. 1550 flowersL
Lumia
Lumia connected distinctive Nokia hardware with the Windows Phone experience, later under Microsoft's ownership.
- No. 1560 flowersOS9

Mac OS 9
Buried on stage by Steve Jobs, with a coffin.
- No. 1570 flowersMAC
Mac OS 9 Sounds
A familiar sound from another era.
- No. 1580 flowersMT

Magical Trevor
A cult cartoon with a tune you could never get out of your head.
- No. 1590 flowersMARU

Maru
I am Maru.
- No. 1600 flowersZOO

Me at the zoo
The cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really long trunks.
- No. 1610 flowersMK

The Mean Kitty Song
Hey, little Sparta.
- No. 1620 flowersMM
Meebo Messenger
Your buddy lists, all in one browser tab.
- No. 1630 flowersM
Megaupload
The orange download page behind countless links.
- No. 1640 flowersMB

Microsoft Bob
Microsoft Bob presented computing through an illustrated domestic environment and animated helpers.
- No. 1650 flowersMIG

Microsoft Internet Games
Microsoft's Internet Games connected familiar casual games with opponents online from supported Windows releases.
- No. 1660 flowersMK
Microsoft Kinect
Kinect sensed movement so a player's body could become an input device.
- No. 1670 flowersMM

Microsoft Money
Microsoft Money organized accounts, spending, and budgets in a desktop application.
- No. 1680 flowersMOF
Microsoft Office FrontPage
FrontPage made building and managing a website possible through a visual editor.
- No. 1690 flowersMP

Microsoft Plus!
Microsoft Plus!
- No. 1700 flowersMS

Microsoft SideWinder
SideWinder covered a family of Microsoft gaming peripherals, including joysticks, controllers, and steering wheels.
- No. 1710 flowersMS

Microsoft Silverlight
Silverlight supplied a runtime for rich applications and media in supported browsers.
- No. 1720 flowersMW

Microsoft Works
The homework suite that came with the family PC.
- No. 1730 flowersM
Miiverse
Miiverse gave Nintendo players a shared place to post thoughts and drawings around games.
- No. 1740 flowersMK

Mishka the Talking Husky
I love you.
- No. 1750 flowersMX

Mixer
Faster than the chat could type.
- No. 1760 flowersMM

Moshi Monsters
Moshi Monsters combined virtual pets with a colorful online setting and recurring activities.
- No. 1770 flowersMC

MSN Chat
MSN Chat supplied public and themed chat rooms in Microsoft's online world.
- No. 1780 flowersENC

Microsoft Encarta
Click the atlas one more time.
- No. 1790 flowersMSN

MSN Messenger
brb dinner x
- No. 1800 flowersWIN

MSN Messenger Nudge
When a message was not quite loud enough.
- No. 1810 flowersMSN

MSN Messenger Sounds
A familiar sound from another era.
- No. 1820 flowersMBR

The Muppets' Bohemian Rhapsody
Animal on drums, Miss Piggy atop the piano, and Queen as never before.
- No. 1830 flowersM
Musical.ly
Lip-synced its way into something bigger.
- No. 1840 flowersMY

Myspace Classic
Thanks for the add.
- No. 1850 flowersN
Napster
The MP3 escaped.
- No. 1860 flowersNW

Narwhals
The Jedi of the sea.
- No. 1870 flowersNEKO
Neko Desktop Cat
A tiny cat chasing the cursor across your desktop.
- No. 1880 flowersNF
Netflix DVD-by-Mail
Please return in the prepaid envelope.
- No. 1890 flowersNN
Netscape Navigator
Navigator became one of the defining browsers of the early commercial web.
- No. 1900 flowersWF

Write the Future
Write the future.
- No. 1910 flowersNC

Ninja Cat
It only moves when you are not looking.
- No. 1920 flowersN3
Nintendo 3DS
The 3DS family developed Nintendo's dual-screen handheld idea around portable games and, on supported models, glasses-free stereoscopic viewing.