On World Wide Web Day, the author asked ChatGPT to recommend the most useful free websites, resulting in seven picks now bookmarked. The article credits Sir Tim Berners-Lee, noting the web’s inception in March of 1989 and its public availability in August 1991. The recommended sites include: Internet Archive, described as one of the internet’s greatest public resources for borrowing millions of books, watching classic films, accessing historical software and games, browsing old websites via the Wayback Machine, and finding public-domain music and media; Project Gutenberg, a collection of legal, free ebooks with over 75,000 public-domain books featuring classics from Jane Austen, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Shakespeare; Photopea, a free browser-based Photoshop alternative that edits PSD files, removes backgrounds, designs social graphics, creates thumbnails, edits photos, and exports to multiple formats; and Radio Garden, an interactive globe for listening to live radio stations worldwide, useful for discovering music, learning languages, and hearing local news. The author notes these sites help save time, money, and effort, covering uses like free access to archived media, ebooks, and global radio.