How many websites on the internet

Originally posted by ark13
But that can provide multiple results from the same site.

true, but when you put all 25 other letters with it, it is definately over 10 big B's

Originally posted by jenna1
true, but when you put all 25 other letters with it, it is definately over 10 big B's

Search engines return pages, not sites. There is a difference.

Originally posted by rhb
Search engines return pages, not sites. There is a difference.

True, but there's got to be at least one for every human, less than a few billion seems so small.

Originally posted by jamjamjoe
Does anyone have an idea? How many websites are there on the internet today?

How many websites on the internet??
Why all of them are on the internet my friend. 😵

Originally posted by agryson
True, but there's got to be at least one for every human...

Why?

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Why?

Like I said, less than a few billion just feels too small, I've not got any evidence of course, but it's just counterintuitive to me to think there's less than that.

Originally posted by agryson
Like I said, less than a few billion just feels too small, I've not got any evidence of course, but it's just counterintuitive to me to think there's less than that.

Evidence: 🙄
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/web_server_survey.html


The Netcraft Web Server Survey is a widely respected survey that attempts to contact each and every web site that is accessible on the Internet.

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Evidence: 🙄
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/web_server_survey.html


The Netcraft Web Server Survey is a widely respected survey that attempts to contact each and every web site that is accessible on the Internet.

Weird. My faith in the internet is shaken. But at least it's an exponential trend!

Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Evidence: 🙄
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/web_server_survey.html


The Netcraft Web Server Survey is a widely respected survey that attempts to contact each and every web site that is accessible on the Internet.

Thanks for the link. this looks like the best answer to my question