Google ÜberProxy's Easter egg
It looks like the http://corp.google.com/ page has a fun Easter egg.
The page looks like a normal error page:
But if you hover over the "What's ÜberProxy?" link, it shows a hidden Easter egg:
To show/hide the "ÜP" image, it uses a simple CSS rule:
.easter-egg {
display: none;
}
a.footer-link:hover + div.easter-egg {
display: block;
}The image is directly embedded in the HTML as a data URI:
In the old versions of the page, the image was always visible (https://web.archive.org/web/20130716091355/http://corp.google.com/):
See also
A poster featuring the phonetic transcription of "cryptography" in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).
A poster featuring the ball-and-stick model of the borazine molecule.
Browse ASCII art and Easter eggs.
Fun Easter eggs in the BukyVede font.
Fun hieroglyphic Easter eggs in the Aegyptus font.
A daily crossword puzzle for geometry terms.
A simple online editor for the InterSystems ObjectScript code.
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