Aeon

01 · Who’s behind it

Who runs Aeon

Aeon aeon.co

Aeon is a magazine of ideas and culture. We publish in-depth essays from the world’s most incisive and ambitious thinkers, and a mix of original and curated videos — free to all.

Wikidata: digital magazine

Company

No imprint we could read

Online since

Not in the Internet Archive

Audience

In English

02 · Privacy

What Aeon tracks

What the homepage loads before you accept or decline cookies. A cookie banner should hold most of it back until you agree, and a tag manager can load more that we don’t see.

6 of the 60 sites closest to Aeon match.

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   A List Apart alistapart.com English No trackers

   A List Apart – For people who make websites

   For people who make websites

   • Google Search Console
   • Google Workspace
   • jQuery
   • Mailchimp Transactional
   • nginx
   • PHP

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   Bored Panda boredpanda.com Top 10K English No trackers

   Bored Panda - The Only Magazine For Pandas

   Bored Panda is a leading art, pop culture and lifestyle magazine that is viewed nearly 100 million times every month.

   • Apple Business
   • Google Search Console
   • Google Workspace
   • Meta Business Suite
   • Next.js
   • React

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   Jason Kottke kottke.org English No trackers

   kottke.org - home of fine hypertext products

   Jason Kottke's daily links and commentary on art, science, technology, design, film, and culture since 1998.

   • Google Search Console
   • Google Workspace
   • Adobe Fonts
   • Amazon SES
   • Cloudflare
   • Cloudflare DNS

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   Stereogum stereogum.com English No trackers

   Stereogum: Music News, Reviews, Interviews, & More

   The world's best music blog.

   • Google Search Console
   • Google Workspace
   • Mailgun
   • Meta Business Suite
   • Next.js
   • React

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   National Geographic nationalgeographic.com Top 10K English No trackers

   National Geographic

   Explore National Geographic. A world leader in geography, cartography and exploration.

   • Adobe
   • Google Search Console
   • Meta Business Suite
   • Atlassian
   • Amazon CloudFront
   • Datadog RUM

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   Popular Mechanics popularmechanics.com Top 10K English No trackers

   Popular Mechanics - Product Reviews, How-To, Space, Military, Math, Science, and New Technology

   Popular Mechanics inspires, instructs and influences readers to help them master the modern world, whether it's practical DIY home-improvement tips, gadgets and digital technology, information on the newest cars or the latest breakthroughs in science.

   • Google Search Console
   • Meta Business Suite
   • Next.js
   • React
   • Amazon Route 53
   • GlobalSign

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Closest first, by how much each site’s offer resembles Aeon’s. Trackers are counted the same way as above. Highlighted technologies are ones Aeon uses too. Votes and comments come from visitors and don’t change the order.

04 · History

No changes yet. Each new crawl is compared with the last one, and what Aeon adds, drops or rewrites shows up here.

05 · Details

How we measure

Alternatives are matched by what sites actually offer, from their homepages, Wikidata and a summary by Claude, in any language. Trackers and the rest of the stack come from the homepage’s code and DNS records.