Website Anthropomorphism, often referred to as 'Browser-chan' or 'Web-tan,' is a creative subgenre of moe anthropomorphism where internet platforms and web browsers are reimagined as human characters, typically in an anime style. This trend traces back to the early 2000s OS-tan characters but gained massive mainstream popularity through personified versions of Internet Explorer, often depicted as a slow, clumsy, but endearing character. Memers use these anthropomorphized designs to satirize the specific quirks, bugs, and corporate identities of different sites like Google, Reddit, and Twitter. It provides a unique visual language for users to express their frustrations or affection for the digital tools that define modern life.