Toss Over - Flip, Rotate & Animate Boring Websites

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URL: enter a web address without "http://" (only main domain or subdomains)

Rotate: can be left blank for random effects on each web page load/refresh; enter 1 to 360 degrees (only 90° works in MSIE) OR type "spin" (no quotes) to get a revolving web page, type "shake" for the page shaker, type "upside" for upside down and type "sideways" for side-way view.
TossOver.com Makes You See the Internet Sideways
This prank site essentially tilts your web browsing experience a few degrees off kilter (select any rotation from 0 to 360 degrees) and many other effects like spinning pages, skews, slants, rotations, etc! A word of caution, however; we wouldn’t recommend this for the folks with OCD (it's just one of those things you can’t fix).

As you as you open the page you will be faced with a new world where everything is slightly sideways, flipped or tossed over! That’s it. No funny doodles, no extra features…nothing! Only a gag version of webpage which apparently has gone nuts!
Ways To Use This Site
You can only use the main domain name or a sub-domain (change www.google.com in www.google.com.tossover.com to any domain). No directories, query strings or page calls, try www.AddEffects.net where most varible containing URLs will work!

www.google.com.tossover.com (random effect VIA this domain TossOver.com)
www.google.com.tossover.com/shake/ (shakes back & forth)
www.google.com.tossover.com/backwards/ (inverted display, mirror view)
www.google.com.tossover.com/upsidedown/ (uʍop ǝpısdn ɥɔɹɐǝs ǝןboob)
www.google.com.tossover.com/sideways/ (sideway display, 90 deg clockwise)
www.google.com.tossover.com/rotate/270/ (value for degrees)
www.google.com.tossover.com/spin/ (will spin around automatically)
www.google.com.urleffects.com or www.urleffects.com/www.google.com (fake hack web pages VIA URLeffects.com)
www.google.com.me.ddleso.me or http://me.ddleso.me/www.google.com (meddle with web sites VIA Me.ddleso.me)
www.google.com.addfffects.net (random effect from AddEffects.net)
www.google.com.fakekack.com (fake hack web pages VIA FakeHack.com)
www.google.com.is-a-jerk.com (insulter) or use a name like www.your-name.is-a-jerk.com
www.google.com.whak.com (destroy page, 30 random Flash animation overlays)

If you wish to hack a directory & page call (no query strings passed by variables like domain.com/directory/page.php?search=test), use format www.TossOver.com/?url=www.google.com/intl/en/options/index.html. NEW: Use google.com.addeffects.net/intl/en/options/index.html or do a query string like google.com/search?num=50&q=sample

We know that this site works different on various internet browser applications in different operating systems.

Javascript Tricks: (works in most browsers, IE, NetScape, Safari, etc)

Spin Page

Scroll over

Move back/forth

Up/down

Fade in/out

Jiggle/wiggle

Slide over

Degree rotation

URL HACKS (most broswers):

Google.com VS. WHAK.com

Google.com VS. FakeHack.com

Google.com VS. TossOver.com

Google.com VS. Is-A-Jerk.com

Google.com VS. AddEffects.net

Google.com VS. Me.ddleso.me

Micrososft Internet Explorer Compatible Tricks:

Motion sick

Spun on axis

Spin website

Avoid mouse

Resize window

Window shakes/quivers

Spot light

Lens glare

Pixelate

Grayscale (black and white)

Opactity

Motion blur

Blurry

Mirror

Upside Down Mirror

Blurred Mirror

Invert colors

Wavey

X-ray

Emboss

Engraved

Backwards

Shrink & Rotated

Google Chrome & Mozilla FireFox Tricks:

Solar system

Images fly around

Links dancing

Crazy spiner

Spining page

Google peek

Rotate & skew

Squeeze down

Squeeze sides

Half sized scale

Too big, zoom

Mirror

Up side down mirror

Up side down

Out of frame

Slant left

Slant right

Spin & zoom

Shrink & Grow

Fall away from mouse

Magnification

Shifted to right

Add A Comment or Suggestion:

This site (TossOver.com) was created in envy of three popular sites and I knew I could make more CSS effects and even make some tricks work with Microsoft Internet Explorer. Ever heard of Uneven Google (UnEvenGoogle.com), Google Gravity or the Revolving Internet (TheRevolvingInternet.com)? They are web apps that take Google's main search page and change the way it is display. The revolve effect spins Google around, we upgraded it to a 3D rotating plane/perspective (try it HERE), reverse spin (try HERE), wobble/jiggle effect (try HERE), faster spin (try HERE).
This website does not function fully in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser (IE is not fully compliant with CSS 3), but we have created other effects that will work in IE to make up for it. Please use Mozilla's Firefox, Apple's Safari, Opera (crap), or Google's Chrome (best) to view this website at it's finest.

Visitor #36,451! 5 other people are currently (6:45:13 PM) playing with their web browsers!
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Similar sites: TheRevolvingInternet.c o m (3D version)& UnevenGoogle.c o m & Blackle.c o m & GoogleGravity .c o m & The-Web-Has-Gone-Mad.c o m & Toogle.c o m & Elgoog (sam p l e)& Purpoogle.c o m & TheDisagreeingInternet.c o m
This site is realted to sites Like Google Gravity, similar to Uneven Google Uneven & crooked (slanted, rotated, warped, twisted, revolving javascrip, automatic scrolling up and down) pages VIA TossOver.com are made in CSS5 and are silly time waster that’s the complete web browsing solution (features google search engine) – with a major tweak and some tricks. The search results and any site you visit from those results may have your eyes playing tricks on you. You’re going to have to see this one to believe it. The desire for a touch of humanizing imperfection helps explain the otherwise impossible-to-articulate charm of TossOver.com, which is the famous search engine, but, you know, slightly crooked. Google drop, gravity physics suddenly the elements are pulled down by gravity and you can start tossing them around. Whatever goes up must come down: It's the general rule of gravity. It's also the premise of Google Gravity, a site that applies the laws of physics to the familiar Google home page. Google Gravity looks just like Google, with the normal search bar and logo rooted firmly in place. All the links work, but the search bar, mysteriously, does not accept letter input. Mouse over the page, and, after a few seconds, the logo, the search bar and all the links will come crashing down to the bottom of the page, where they bounce around in a jumbled heap. Below is an image of a normal-looking Google home page. But don't be fooled; it's actually Google Gravity. Probably the coolest thing about this is when you shake the browser screen. The insides react accordingly. Also the search function of Google still works. Great for practical jokes. I can’t wait to use it. This has to be one of the coolest JavaScript applications I’ve seen out there. A big ol’ thumbs up goes to the author. Super creative an fun. Google Gravity is an experiment for Google Chrome. This experiment does not do anything useful other than amuse Chrome users for a bit. The idea is that when you pull up the AdChoices Google search page, all the items on the page will drop to the bottom. I've read that you can even throw some words around. This concept reminds me of a time where you could put ants on your desktop computer, which was amusing for a short period of time. Soon after, you delete the program and carry on as normal. Here's a perfect prank you can play on friends who use Google. Since everyone uses Google, you're all set -- as long as you aren't hanging around with Luddites, the Amish, or anyone allergic to electricity. Simply set their browser to hide the address bar, load this link, and leave it open. The most important part of a prank is that someone assumes they know what's going to happen, and it doesn't. For example: everyone knows Web pages aren't affected by gravity. It's important to keep your cursor off the page (have it hovering over the menu bar instead) when you load it, as any mouse movement triggers the collapse. If you accidentally set it off too early, just move the mouse off the page and hit reload. Even better, it's still a fully-functioning Google search page -- and the real-life results collapse under the same inescapable effects of gravitational attraction! Chrome Experiments aren’t supposed to be useful. They’re supposed to show you what’s possible using javascript and a fast browser. They’re also not supposed to work in ever browser, that’s why they’re called Chrome Experiments, because the other browsers are too slow to process the javascript adequately. The long-term goal of the site is to encourage the other developers to make their browsers better. Google is always easy to use. Now, you can play with Google. Ricardo Cabello a designer/developer has created Google Gravity. A fun filled site, in which the elements of the Google Home page are subjected to gravitational force and they fall down. You can still use Google Gravity to search the web. Google Gravity turns of search experience into a fun filled playful one. You can play with the elements in Google Gravity, like the Google logo or the search box or links. You can drag them and throw them or do whatever you want. Play with Google Gravity and share your experience with us.Ah, the old days of static web pages. I think that they are really starting to disappear, sliding into a slow extinction. Kind of like payphones. Or newspapers. Case in point would be Google Gravity:Sure, you’re thinking it’s totally worthless. But but then again, maybe not. This just shows what you can do with some Javascript in a new generation of browsers. And in the future, HTML 5 will be the engine for this type of stuff. You can play with this yourself, search all you want. But don’t try using Internet Explorer, because when I surfed over to Google Gravity with IE7 I got this: There's not a whole lot of interest going on ahead of Google's second-quarter earnings, which I will preview later. But the Website "Uneven Google" is the latest in a string of user interfaces that rattle the Google search engine cage: The first time I found and used it I got a little uneasy. Right after that my first question was: “Why on earth the Google guys decided to release this odd Google version?” Well, the question is still unanswered! So what is Uneven Google? An experiment? A way to have fun? An Easter egg? A crazy Google experiment? What? Well, judge for yourself! Uneven Google is an official Google page showing you the classic Google search in an odd way. As you as you open the page you will be faced with a new world where everything is slightly sideways! That’s it. No funny doodles, no extra features…nothing! Only a Google Search version which apparently has gone nuts! MEANING OF " TOSS OVER": Main Entry: renounce Part of Speech: verb Definition: abandon, reject Synonyms: dismiss, toss over, throw out, kiss away, tell off, abdicate, abjure, abnegate, abstain from, apostacize, arrogate, cast off, decline, defect, demit, deny, desert, disavow, discard, disclaim, disown, divorce oneself from, drop out, dump, eschew, forgo, forsake, forswear, give up, leave flat, leave off, opt out, quit, rat, recant, relinquish, repudiate, resign, sell out, spurn, swear off, take the pledge, tergiversate, tergiverse, throw off, throw over, toss over , turn, waive, walk out on, wash hands of Notes: renounce often equals abjure but may carry the meaning of disclaim or disown and may imply a sacrifice for a greater end Antonyms: allow, approve, condone TossOver.com es una curiosa aplicación que nos permite navegar por el tradicional Google pero como si hubiera tenido un accidente. Es decir, navegarás en Google pero todas sus partes estarán caídas por la parte izquierda, por lo que será un poco más entretenida su navegación. Unevengoogle es totalmente funcional ya que se trata de un iframe de la web original, por lo que podrás navegar con toda seguridad. Es una buena aplicación para gastar un poco de tiempo a tus amigos y así hacerle una broma un tanto peculiar. UnevenGoogle no es más que una curiosa y accidentada adaptación de la web de Google pero con una graciosa peculiaridad: está caído, en el sentido más ocular de la palabra. La web de este "diferente" modo de ver Google es plenamente funcional, pudiendo obtener de esta manera resultados de búsqueda. Con esto, UnevenGoogle se convierte en poco más que una web donde podrás gastarle una broma a tu compañero de oficina, y así de paso agotar unos minutos... SIMILAR SITES TO TOSSOVER.COM: TheDoubtingInternet.com TheDisagreeingInternet.com Elgoog Ztilesab.com theagreeinginternet.com theindifferentinternet.com chromeexperiments.com theinternetunderexposed.com elgoog.org.uk alltooflat.com/geeky/elgoog/m/index.cgi elgoog.rb-hosting.de/index.cgi lmgtfy.com cs.uwec.edu/~tan/www-docs/elgooG.htm thatsloco.com/?q=whak.com toobigtouse.com cornify.com/ pornolize.com FakeHack.com COLOR & THEME CHANGE, GOOGLE HACKS: google.com/cse/manage/create (make your own custom layout (logo with link and colors). searchincolor.com greygle.com darkoogle.com skinnle.com seetherainbow.com cleanblack.com/theme/ gothicengine.com biebersearch.com googoth.com gizoogle.com koolsearch.50webs.com saveswatts.com gothengine.com bellzar.com black-google.bpled.com ninja.com googleclassic.net seems to be dead now, we have alternatives here! SceneGoogle scenekidsearch.com googlemyway.com thinkpinksearch.com EmoGoogle searchemo.com doogle.org mygothsearch.com PurpleGoogle mypurplesearch.com spamgoogle.com bigbluesearch.com geuzen.org/cgi-bin/shmoogle/shmoogle_form.cgi thinkgreensearch.com Netdisaster.com was a brilliant site that enabled users to deface any site on the internet – not by hacking or editing the code, but by simply displaying various “disasters” over the top of it (e.g cow poo, chainsaws, crawling babies, vomit, UFOs etc). It was silly and childish, but it was also fun, and more importantly – it was totally harmless. I think the webmasters are artists because it is so artistically crafted! What does it does? NetDisaster.com is a fun little toy you can use to destroy the website you love to hate. You can type in whatever website URL you want and choose whatever method of destruction you want (spill coffee, nukes, bloody guns, chainsaws,meteors, flood, ants, etc. my personal fav is the zeppelin attacks) and watch it go! The way it works is very easy. Go to Netdisaster.com. Enter the web address / URL of the site (Target), choose a Disaster (slow burn, nuke, mars attacks, cow dung, acid pee and more), select Control mode (automatic disaster or mouse controlled disaster) and click the “Go” button. NetDisaster will then open the desired URL with a toolbar on top working as a disaster command center (lol!) and start the destruction. If you are not satisfied with the impact, simply click the choose Disaster combo box and start all over again. Although it’s not as much fun as defacing other people’s websites, Netdisaster still offer an ‘opt in’ disaster service – click the cow (above) for an example. For those not familiar with this site, Netdisaster gave you the opportunity to 'deface' any website of your choosing with a chainsaw, dog poo, cow poo, spraycans, and many other ways. It took a snapshot of the page and used Flash to simulate the 'defacement'. It didn't actually do anything to the real web page! offers you a myriad ways to destroy that lame website… from throwing tomatoes, eggs to ripping the site with a chainsaw and paint gun to God Almighty himself. The site serves no useful purpose other than providing people with grins and the occasional surprise. All you need to do is choose a target website (say, your boss’s website) and then choose the type of disaster you’d like to see affect the site. Graffiti sprayed across the page? Wasps destroying the company logo? A scribbling baby making a mess of everything? Hit the “Go!” button and watch your disaster. Even better, e-mail the disaster to the site owners and give them a little jolt to start off their day. This site provides a free URL hack. A URL (Uniform Resource Locator, previously Universal Resource Locator) - usually pronounced by sounding out each letter but, in some quarters, pronounced "Earl" - is the unique address for a file that is accessible on the Internet. A common way to get to a Web site is to enter the URL of its home page file in your Web browser's address line. However, any file within that Web site can also be specified with a URL. Such a file might be any Web (HTML) page other than the home page, an image file, or a program such as a common gateway interface application or Java applet. The URL contains the name of the protocol to be used to access the file resource, a domain name that identifies a specific computer on the Internet, and a pathname, a hierarchical description that specifies the location of a file in that computer. On the Web (which uses the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, or HTTP), an example of a URL is: http://www.tossover.com/jiggler.asp I am not really advocating practical joke-playing, but this new site is cracking me up, and I must confess, I can’t wait to switch the bookmarks on someone’s browser. At first look, Un-even Google doesn’t look much different from the regular Google homescreen. Upon closer look, something about it just seems a little bit off. Can you see it? TossOver is just what its name implies – the Google homepage, slightly tilted. It’s fully functional, so even if you type in search terms, you’ll see the results displayed on a slight angle. And clicking on any search result will keep that page tilted, too. After clicking around for a few minutes, I found myself sitting at my desk with my head slightly tilted to the right, reading a list of search results. Slightly annoying, but mostly funny, Uneven pages is good for a few minutes of laughter, if nothing else!